Martin Juan José Bucher

Hi, I'm Martin Juan José Bucher, an interdisciplinary software engineer and maker. I'm currently living and studying in Zurich, working toward my master's degree in Computer Science at ETH Zürich.

Presently, I'm focusing on the intersection between intuitive user interfaces, well-engineered software and spatial information theory. My current interest lies particularly in the field of Ubiquitous Computing and on completely new approaches technology allows us to interact with the hybrid world of physical and digital entities around us.

Along with broadening the knowledge acquired through my studies, I'm building some cool stuff at Tinystudio and on my own, exploring (quite irregularly) new spots in Zurich and also started mixing music I like a lot.

I'm also trying to get into photography step by step — you'll soon find a collection of my favorite photographs from the last couple of years here.

So what's next, you may ask yourself?

Well, since you've already found my website in this deep wilderness known as the web, let's keep connected!

Catch me on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Telegram — or reach me out via good old electronic mail:

Franco, M. F., Bucher, M. J., Scheid, E. J., Granville, L. Z., & Stiller, B. (2019, September). GENEVIZ: A Visual Tool for the Construction and Blockchain-Based Validation of SFC Packages. In International Conference on the Economics of Grids, Clouds, Systems, and Services (pp. 15-28). Springer, Cham.

Menzha
Spending the majority of my time at ETH campus in Zurich at the moment, I took a spare minute to look at the Swift programming language and built a small app for watchOS to get the menus from the several cafeterias we have around at campus right on your wrist. I call the app Menzha and you can grab it here.
Tinystudio
Together with a friend, I co-founded in 2012 the digital agency Tinystudio, where we had the opportunity to work with clients from several industrial sectors up until today.
Imhotepic
With a team of five people, we implemented Imhotep, the Kosmos board game of the year 2016, as a multiplayer browser game. Here is a short Demo.
Hack Zurich 2016/2017/2018
Together with Michael Ziörjen and Pascal Emmenegger, I participated three times at Hack Zurich, one of Europe's largest hackathons. We got into the top 25 teams in 2017 and had the chance to present our iOS prototype app, called PeakPass, in front of the whole crowd.
Tempic
While getting in touch with the Scrum framework for the first time, we designed and developed Tempic, a web app for analyzing climate data, during the Software Engineering course at UZH.