I am a mathematician and computer scientist developing routing algorithms for MOIA. In addition to my theoretical research on Nash flows over time (agent-based traffic modeling), I have a strong passion for fast optimization algorithms.
My programming language of choice? Rust. This high-performance systems programming language, with its focus on fearless concurrency, is the perfect tool for my projects. And most importantly: it’s fun to use!
In my downtime, you’ll find me with my family, exploring the wonders of the world through road trips, photography, and scuba diving.
Here, I showcase my projects, my scientific work, and our travel adventures.
Dr. rer. nat. in Mathematics (PhD), 2020
Technical University of Berlin
Master of Advanced Studies in Mathematics, 2014
University of Cambridge
Master of Science - Mathematics, 2016
University of Würzburg
Bachelor of Science - Mathematics, 2013
University of Würzburg
Bachelor of Science - Computer Science, 2013
University of Würzburg
As a Senior Algorithm Engineer in the Routing Team I am responsible for developing state-of-the-art routing algorithms in a AWS cloud environment using Rust:
Consulting services for a line haul solution:
As a mathematician and computer scientist, I worked three years as Postdoc at the Institute for Operations Research at ETH Zürich. I was in the lead of two industry collaborations:
Furthermore, my reasearch included
Research Group: Combinatorial Optimization & Graph Algorithm, Institute of Mathematics:
Feel free to reach out for collaborative opportunities, academic discussions, or anything related to operations research, combinatorial optimization, parallel algorithm design, or Rust. I look forward to engaging with fellow enthusiasts and professionals in the field!