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I am a mathematician (PhD) with expertise in quantitative and game-theoretic modelling, risk and uncertainty analysis, and data-driven methods, trained at TU Berlin, the University of Oxford, ENS de Lyon, and the University of Freiburg. I am experienced in international research environments and interdisciplinary collaboration, and have worked as a full-time Scientific Employee at TU Berlin for six years, lastly under Professor Dr. Peter Bank. I currently seek new opportunities to leverage my theoretical expertise, analytical, strategic and programming skills, and project coordination experience and drive impactful results in tech, finance, strategy, or policy.

To get an idea of my academic research, click here and take a look at my doctoral dissertation, including a preface for non-experts and experts alike. Click here to read the slides for the 30-minute talk at my doctoral defence, which provides an overview of the dissertation.

I obtained the degree Dr. rer. nat. in Mathematics at Technische Universität Berlin and within the Berlin-Oxford International Research Training Group 2544 “Stochastic Analysis in Interaction”, a certified unit of the Berlin Mathematical School, and advised by Professor Dr. Christoph Knochenhauer. Before this, I have studied in Oxford, Berlin, Lyon (ENS), and Freiburg, and obtained the degree Master of Science in Mathematics in Lyon.

The second main pillar of my academic activity has been teaching. I have taught mainly in courses on Probability Theory, Financial Mathematics, and Analysis, mostly for pure Mathematics programmes, but also for Business Mathematics and Engineering programmes.

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