I got selected as 1 of 47 students from 6000 applicants to participate in the CERN OpenLab Summer Student Programme 2026.
During this amazing opportunity, I worked on a software development project at CERN, while also taking part in lectures and workshops on various topics in computer science and physics.
I designed and developed a JupyterLab extension integrating InvenioRDM into CERN's Virtual Research Environment, with a secure OAuth-based architecture for repository search, file transfer, and record management.
While working as a student research assistant at the University of Bonn, I published a paper at ICPR 2026 titled Yesnt: Are Diffusion Relighting Models Ready for Capture Stage Compositing?
As part of the team, I carried out large parts of the implementation, evaluation and paper revision, and independently designed and conducted a user study.
I also presented the paper in a poster session at ICPR 2026.
I am studying for a Master of Science in Computer Science at the University of Bonn.
I am also studying for a Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security at the University of Bonn (in addition to my Bachelor's and Master's in Computer Science). The program covers practical and theoretical aspects of cyber security, including cryptography, network security, and IT security.
As a student research assistant at the University of Bonn, I am involved in software development and research.
I have been awarded the Deutschlandstipendium scholarship at the University of Bonn.
I have completed a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the University of Bonn. The curriculum was centered on the mathematical and theoretical foundations of computer science, but also incorporated some practical modules.
I completed my Abitur (general university entrance qualification). During my school years, I was already interested in computer science, participated in various competitions, completed a short internship in robotics, and took computer science and English as advanced courses.
For my research paper in my computer science class, I won 1st place at the Hans Riegel Prize.
In my spare time, I have been working on my own projects for many years. My first real projects were small games that I created in Unity with C#. Since then, I have completed many more projects using various programming languages and frameworks. The most presentable projects are showcased here on my website.
As a child, I was already able to gather my first programming experiences. I started with child-friendly programming languages and environments, which I still find very fun today and which I showcase here on my website.