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I currently work as a GenAI Project Lead at Daiichi Sankyo Europe GmbH, where I drive innovative generative AI initiatives for European region.

Previously, I served as a Senior Data and AI Engineer at Capgemini Engineering in the Life Sciences sector. There, I conducted research and assisted client companies in developing data-driven solutions, with a focus on leveraging quantum computing and artificial intelligence to accelerate advancements in life sciences, energy (battery material discovery), and aerospace.

Before that, I worked as a Data Scientist and Scientific Software Developer at the Image and Data Analysis Facility at the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE). I applied cutting-edge computer vision and machine learning techniques to investigate factors contributing to neurodegenerative diseases. My work involved collaborating with major pharmaceutical companies to test ex-vivo models for drug development.

Prior to that, I was research staff at Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg’s International Center for Sustainable Development. I developed realistic traffic flow models and employed machine learning optimization methods for smart-city infrastructure planning.

Earlier, I worked at Research Center CAESAR in the Department of Behaviour and Brain Organization, where I built mathematical models for pupil-tracking in freely-moving animals. These models enable accurate reconstructions of the external world from the animal’s perspective.

Before entering the professional field, I studied theoretical physics in the Gravitation and Relativity group under Prof. Dr. Claus Kiefer at the University of Cologne. My research explored emergent paradigms of gravity, particularly the thermodynamic perspective as a potential framework for quantum gravity.

In my free time, I create simulation-based experiments in Artificial Life. You can explore these projects throughout this website. These pages serve to organize my research and provide an overview for those interested in my work.

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