In October 2023, I joined the Porsche AI Research Team as a PhD Student under supervision of Dr. Grosse-Puppendahl and Prof. Dr. Rukzio. Currently, I am working on the application of AI methods in the vehicle's interior to improve the overall driving experience.

Parallel to my job at Porsche, I started as a lecturer at Ulm University at the Institute of Media Informatics. Here, I am lecturing the course "Sketching with Hardware", teaching students about rapid prototyping methods deploying techniques such as additive and subtractive manufacturing methods, microcontroller-programming, and the basics of electrical engineering. Additionally, I am supervising the institute's fabrication lab.

I’ve been working as a research assistant in the Human-Computer Interaction Research Group under my supervisor Mark Colley for four years, focusing on autonomous driving.

During spring and summer of 2023, I spent one semester abroad in Tampere, Finland to write my maser's thesis at the Tampere Unit for Computer-Human Interaction (TAUCHI) under supervision of Tero Avellan and Prof. Dr. Markku Turunen.

In 2021, I continued my studies on HCI in the master studies of Media Informatics, choosing most of my elective courses and projects in the field of Human-Computer Interaction, including automotive UI, mobile HCI, and social computing.

In 2021, I graduated from Ulm University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Media Informatics. Having found interest in the Human-Computer Interaction field, I directly enrolled in the master studies of Media Informatics.

Directly after graduating school, I enrolled in the bachelor studies of “Internet of Things”, which was a newly founded program mixing electrical engineering and business administration with computer science and product design. However, since I preferred the IT and design part over the rest of the program, I decided to switch to Media Informatics at Ulm University after three semesters.