About

Robert Manschke

I have worked on hardware-accelerated path planning at Continental, insurance software at BITSIDE, hypervisor and CPU-platform engineering at Amazon Web Services, and machine-learning research at Queen Mary University of London and King’s College London.

Today, I’m a PhD researcher in the EPSRC DRIVE-Health programme at King’s College London, supervised by Angus Roberts and Julia Ive. Before this, I worked on hypervisor and CPU-platform engineering at Amazon Web Services. I also co-founded Cosy Futures and contribute data-science learning material at FourthRev.

I hold an MSc in Artificial Intelligence with Machine Learning from Queen Mary University of London, and a BSc in Applied Computer Science from NORDAKADEMIE. Outside work: dogs, travel, food, transport and energy.

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Work history

Experience

Oct 2025–present
King’s College London
PhD researcher · fully funded
Generative sequence models for healthcare in the EPSRC DRIVE-Health programme, supervised by Angus Roberts and Julia Ive. Doctoral research in progress.
Institutional research profile
2025–present · part-time
Cosy Futures
Co-founder & technical lead
LLM-powered civic-participation prototype; questionnaire, generation and application engineering.
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2025–present · part-time
FourthRev
Subject-matter expert, data science
Data-science course development and review, including practical Jupyter notebooks.
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Feb 2023–Sep 2025
Amazon Web Services
Software development engineer
Core hypervisor and CPU-platform work, including Linux kernel backports and assembly/register-level debugging.
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Oct 2021–Mar 2023
BITSIDE GmbH
Software engineer
Java / Spring Boot services, PostgreSQL and Vue.js / TypeScript interfaces; insurance legacy-system modernisation.
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Oct 2017–Mar 2021
Continental AG
Software engineer · dual student
Web and database integrations, C# applications and hardware-accelerated autonomous-driving path planning.
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