Simon Hartmann
Biomedical Engineer
Hi, I’m a biomedical engineer, currently living and working in Adelaide, Australia. I have extensive experience in developing technological solutions, and am passionate about utilising my skills to pursue biomedical innovations that improve the health and wellbeing of others.
My goal is to create practical and relevant real-life solutions that focus on the needs of clients and provide real value.
I have a PhD in biomedical engineering from the University of Adelaide and am currently a post-doc at the Discipline of Psychiatry, The University of Adelaide, Australia.
My versatility and adaptability is reflected in my experience and success across multiple sectors; I have significant experience in academia, as well as with various stints at globally leading engineering companies.
These experiences have equipped me with the skills and tools necessary to build innovative and effective solutions to unmet needs.
Currently, Simon is a NHMRC Grant Funded Researcher at the Discipline of Psychiatry, The University of Adelaide, Australia, working on multi-modal risk prediction of early psychosis onset as part of the Centre of Research Excellence (CRE) in PREdiction of Early Mental Disorder and Preventive Treatment (PRE-EMPT).
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5-month internship with Minelab Electronics in the Technology Development Group
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Collaboration with the MedTech startup Corvolution GmbH in Germany to develop a chest-worn sensor patch for sleep apnea screening
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Overseas experience at the R&D Division Automotive Products Research Laboratory of Hitachi America Ltd
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Algorithm development in the field of image processing and machine learning for object detection and recognition
Code conversion from C++ to C
Database development for training, learning, and evaluation
Internship with the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) team at the Continental AG in Germany
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