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Emil is doing machine learning research at Google Art & Culture and independent research in reasoning.

In 2018, he made a popular open-source project that translates design mock-ups into HTML/CSS, Screenshot-to-code, and in early 2019 he was subject for a short-film by Google for his work on automated colorization.

Emil previously worked for the University of Oxford and he co-founded a seed investment firm focussed on education technology (59 investments).

Email: [email protected]

• Screenshot-to-code, A neural network that transforms a design mock-up into a static website.
• Colorization, Coloring B&W portraits with neural networks. (featured by Google)
• Drawing-to-logo, a custom pix2pixHD model that transforms drawings into graphics (featured at NeurIPS 2018).

Developing deep learning projects and documenting the process.

Europe's leading seed investor for edtech companies.

I assisted their MBA course on design thinking and did websites for the Skoll Centre.

A peer-to-peer CS school without teachers.

• C, Python, Javascript, React, Tensorflow, Pytorch, and Keras.

• Kubernetes, Firebase, FloydHub, Google Cloud Platform, Digital Ocean, and AWS.

• Sketch and Photoshop.

• English and Swedish.

• I've lived in Ghana where I volunteered as a teacher and accidentally became the king of the village I lived in.
• I joined a music group and toured a dozen countries. My highlight was a Spanish solo for 6k Mexicans. (For the record, I'm a terrible singer. I only got the opportunity because the three first options were sick.)
• For a year, I lived as a digital nomad in southeast Asia, the States, and South Africa.
• I run the equivalent of a marathon every week, only wear black, and I own less than a hundred objects.
• I've participated in a silent retreat and taken several solo trips to remote parts of the world.