About me

Tim de Boer

I'm an AI engineer based in Amsterdam. My main interests are artificial intelligence and the human body. I love to challenge myself with complex problems where those two intersect, brain signals, clinical reasoning, the messy reality of medical data.

Right now I'm at Delphyr, building safe and trustworthy AI for healthcare professionals. Before that I worked on RAG systems and voicebots at Future Facts Conclusion. I hold an MSc in Artificial Intelligence from the VU Amsterdam.

Tim de Boer
Experience

Delphyr

AI Engineer

Building Medical AI at Delphyr, a clinical assistant that helps healthcare professionals reclaim their time. Owning the guardrails & evaluation stack: prompt design, retrieval, hallucination detection, citation verification, and end-to-end scenario testing for real clinical use.

Future Facts Conclusion

AI Engineer

Built RAG-based chatbots for enterprise knowledge bases, achieving up to 75% time savings for customer service teams. Co-developed the first Conclusion voicebot, focusing on prompt engineering, sentiment-aware tone, and compliance with the AI Act and GDPR.

VU Amsterdam, MSc Thesis

Brain-Computer Interface researcher

Six-month master's project building an end-to-end real-time motor-imagery BCI on a consumer EEG headset (g.tec Unicorn). Pipeline included artefact rejection, CSP/Riemannian feature extraction, deep transfer learning with EEGNET, and a live integration that let subjects play Space Invaders with their thoughts.

Education

MSc Artificial Intelligence

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam · cum laude

Graduated cum laude (8.6/10). Master research project carried out in Elche, Spain, in the lab of Professor Jose M. Azorin: "Deep transfer learning for real-time upper-limb motor imagery decoding with a low-cost EEG device." Graded 9.0/10.

BSc Human Movement Sciences

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Biomechanics, motor control and exercise physiology, the foundation behind my interest in artificial intelligence and the human body. Bachelor project: "Assessing the validity of 2D-ultrasound linear extrapolation techniques for measuring biceps femoris long-head muscle architecture." Graded 9.0/10.

Skills
Focus areas
Agentic AI Guardrails RAG CI/CD LLM Observability Medical Compliance EEG Biosignal processing
Programming languages
Python TypeScript SQL Java
Frameworks & tooling
PyTorch TensorFlow LangChain LangWatch Langfuse vLLM HuggingFace Pydantic FastAPI React React Native scikit-learn pandas Flask SQLAlchemy Alembic MLflow Weights & Biases Git
Platforms & infrastructure
AWS Azure GCP Kubernetes Docker Terraform Bicep Spark / Databricks Grafana PostgreSQL Linux
Certifications
Talks
Upcoming 24 June 2026 · Amsterdam
MLOps Community Healthtech by Delphyr @ Philips
Royal Philips, Amsterdam · MLOps Community
Past 2025 · g.tec Speaker
Building a Brain-Computer Interface to Play Space Invaders Using Python
g.tec medical engineering · Invited speaker
Outside work

I like to stay active with fitness, padel, cycling, running, salsa and bachata. Outside of that, I like to DJ and learn some Spanish, mainly so I can stop smiling confidently at salsa songs that are clearly about emotional damage.