My background is engineering. I connect people, priorities and technology – from understanding the details to delivering the whole.
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I enjoy hard technical problems, but good engineering rarely happens in isolation. Building useful things also means aligning teams, making decisions and taking responsibility for how ideas work in practice.
Professional backgroundPEOPLE / TECHNOLOGY / FIELD WORK
People, technology and lessons from a few chapters.
Engineering, research, company building and leading technical teams.
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1st place / $1M prize
The TUM team won at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on 23 October 2021, with an average speed of 218.8 km/h.
The final run took place at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on 23 October 2021. The TUM team’s average speed of 218.8 km/h secured first place and the $1 million award.
Master thesis
Recognized for a game-theoretic approach to close-proximity human-robot collaboration.
The VDI Award recognized the master’s thesis “Development of a human-robot collaboration algorithm based on game theory”. The work considered how human and robot action strategies can be selected during close-proximity collaboration.
Bachelor thesis
Recognized for a method to predict the performance of palletizing robots.
The award was given in the science category for the bachelor’s thesis “Development of a tool for performance prediction of palletizing robots”. The ceremony took place at the Munich VDE Evening in November 2014.
From building hardware and open-source tools to volunteering with the fire service, I like working on things that are useful beyond a screen.
