Sebastian Strobl is a compiler engineer and bioinformatics undergraduate based in Munich, combining a decade of technical experience with interdisciplinary research in molecular biology. Currently at Huawei working on compiler and system software research, he balances industry-grade systems work with academic roles including a TUM research scholarship and China Expertise Scholarship. His background spans biochemical research on RNA lesions using knockout HeLa cells and clinical data work, giving him uncommon insight into both low-level software and wet-lab data challenges. Comfortable moving between research and production, he brings reliability engineering instincts—reflected in his GitHub bio—and a pragmatic approach to tooling and pipelines. Colleagues know him for translating complex biological problems into reproducible computational solutions and for applying systems thinking to improve software reliability.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Bioinformatics, Bachelor of Science - BS, Bioinformatics at Technical University of Munich
Bachelor of Science - BS, Bioinformatics, Bachelor of Science - BS, Bioinformatics at LMU Munich – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Abitur, Abitur, Abitur, Abitur at Gymnasium Gröbenzell
Contributions:17 releases, 88 commits, 126 pushes in 2 years 5 months
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Sebastian Strobl - Compiler Engineer at TUM: Junge Akademie