Software engineer working on autonomous systems and data.
I study Information Systems (M.Sc.) at the Technical University of Munich and am co-founding SeaMark Systems. Before that, I spent two years building software for ADAS and autonomous-vehicle development at Mercedes-Benz, in Stuttgart and in the Bay Area.
SeaMark Systems (opens in a new tab)
Hack-Nation Venture Lab, Stanford, USA
Building a verification and validation suite for autonomous surface vessels: simulating how AI-driven ships behave in edge cases, from dense fog to sensor failures, before they go to sea. Invited to Venture Lab cohort 3 after the 6th Hack-Nation Global AI Hackathon.
Mercedes-Benz R&D North America (opens in a new tab)
San Jose, USA
Part of the Mercedes-Benz–NVIDIA autonomous-driving research cooperation. Built a big data platform end to end (Spark ETL, microservices, Azure, Databricks) for 100K vehicles, designed to scale to millions. Engineered AI-first throughout.
Mercedes-Benz AG (opens in a new tab)
Stuttgart, Germany
Full-stack development of tools that control, abstract and monitor the hardware of ADAS test vehicles.
Mercedes-Benz AG (opens in a new tab)
Stuttgart, Germany
Designed and implemented the software architecture for sensor control in ADAS test vehicles, including a hardware abstraction layer for system states.
Mercedes-Benz AG (opens in a new tab)
Stuttgart, Germany
Micro-frontend architectures for modular web applications in vehicle prototypes: requirements engineering, interface design and a full-stack implementation with React, TypeScript, FastAPI, GraphQL and WebSockets.
Lufthansa Consulting (opens in a new tab)
Frankfurt, Germany
Benchmarked AI models, built management presentations on digitalization and AI, and developed digital strategies for the aviation industry.
Collatum IT (opens in a new tab)
Stolberg, Germany
Full-stack development across frontend, backend and databases (Angular, Kotlin with Spring Boot, MongoDB), plus DevOps on AWS and GCP.
FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences (opens in a new tab)
Aachen, Germany
6th Hack-Nation Global AI Hackathon (opens in a new tab)
Built a logistic-regression model that predicts antibiotic resistance from genome mutations.
Open source (opens in a new tab)
A template-driven command-line tool, written in C++, for scaffolding React components and building your own component library.
FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences (opens in a new tab)
Co-taught Java, JPA, Spring Boot, REST and AngularJS in the Interdisciplinary Project module, and tutored first-year students in computer science fundamentals.
ASV Schwarz-Rot Aachen (opens in a new tab)
DHB-licensed referee and youth coach with a C licence.
TABALiNGO Sport & Kultur integrativ e.V. (opens in a new tab)
Inclusive sports coaching and youth care supervision.