I’m a computer science student at RWTH Aachen University, currently pursuing my master’s degree with a focus on machine learning. I’ve been fascinated by AI since 2016, when I trained my first neural networks after seeing Google DeepMind master Atari games and defeat Lee Sedol at Go. Since then, my interest in intelligent systems has only grown.
During my studies, I’ve worked as a research assistant and co-authored a paper accepted at Interspeech 2025. I’m currently part of the Machine Learning and Reasoning group, where my research has shifted from speech recognition to top-down approaches in planning and reasoning.
Beyond my academic work, I’m a member of Mensa and enjoy exploring ideas across a wide range of fields—from longevity and philosophy to politics and literature. I’m especially drawn to topics that are relevant to predict the future and how we will evolve alongside technology.
To relax, I play Go, go swimming, watch series, or read novels. I live in Aachen and like to stay here even after I finish my degree but I am also open to move abroad for interesting jobs or opportunities.