Thorsten Koch is a Professor and seasoned expert in software and algorithms for discrete optimization with 24 years of professional experience, based in the Berlin metropolitan area. He leads research and teams at Technische Universität Berlin and the Zuse Institute Berlin, where he directs scientific information services and heads linear and nonlinear integer optimization efforts. His work spans academic research, large-scale optimization projects (including gas network optimization), and coordinating regional digitalization and library-network initiatives. Trained as a Dr. rer. nat. in Mathematics, he combines deep theoretical knowledge with practical leadership in applied optimization and research infrastructure. A practical problem solver by description, he is known for turning complex mathematical models into deployable solutions across academia and public-sector collaborations.
24 years of coding experience
Dr. rer. nat., Mathematik, Dr. rer. nat., Mathematik at Technische Universität Berlin / TU Berlin
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