Jurgen Riedel

Dynamic, innovative data expert, business engineer, and technologist with 25+ years of experience in some of Europe’s largest companies. Collaborative partner, passionate using scientific and technology knowledge in interpreting stories found in data to decipher business problems, reveal deep insights, and create working solutions for exceptional decision-making. Seasoned leader with demonstrated skills in crafting a portfolio of products, developing cross-functional teams, and building key partnerships in industries to drive strategic goals and alignment.

Versatile strategist with experience working across a variety of industries to create customised data analytics and data science solutions to enhance profitability, reduce costs, identify new customer segments and markets, and manage assets of more than $2B for private and investment banking, energy, e-commerce, and other diverse sectors.

I understand that you are seeking a creative, solutions-focused professional to manage a high-achieving team across diverse business segments. The leadership that I have demonstrated over the course of my career in both tactical and strategic roles gives me confidence in my ability to bring the right balance to the position, ensuring team success. Additionally, I offer a keen attention to detail and a talent for developing others.

Throughout my career—including my current role as Chief Technology Officer and Director of AI Research for Oxford Immune Algorithmics—my focus has been on providing exceptional thought leadership for how technology can transform decision making, and my achievements reflect my success in those areas.

Dr. rer. Nat. (Ph.D.) magna cum laude

Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg

Ph.D. student in Theoretical Physics

Jacobs University, Bremen (Research: classical field theory, condensed matter)

Diploma (M.Sc.) in Physics cum laude

Christian-Albrechts Universität, Kiel

Field of study: Theoretical Physics (General Theory of Gravity)

Thesis: “Relativistic Rotation Transformation in General Relativity.”