I am a student and software engineer bringing 2 years of experience at BMW and Check24 while pursuing my Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science with Business at TUM. I am also part of TUM.ai where I was the previously elected team lead of software engineering, fostering tech-related services with partners such as Microsoft and Google.
I am an avid user of the following technologies:
Beyond agnoster themed terminals, I enjoy cooking and doing cross-functional sports.
2024 — 2024
Software Engineer
Used React, Node.js, MongoDB and GraphQL to enable data aggregation in Earth’s largest car simulation center.
Built a full-stack feature to persist 70+ data points on car simulation studies for 100+ researchers.
Automated 100% of issue creation and formatting for car simulation studies using the Jira API.
2023 — 2024
Software Engineer Team Lead
Oversaw development of a modular application/review platform for client-funded consulting services with partners such as Google, Microsoft and others.
Led API design used to persist approximately 800 reviewer notes.
Designed and dockerized PostgreSQL database, integrated OAuth, and outlined role based access control.
2022 — 2024
Software Engineer
Nominated and selected for Check24’s internal student talent pool.
Maintenance and acceleration of existing development processes through automation.
Orchestrating 50+ instances of docker containers that periodically carry out maintenance-related tasks for repositories.
Collaborated in a team of five to create a full-stack application for selling night tickets. We managed the CI/CD processes with Docker. I developed event-viewing pages and confirmation e-mails.
Wrote a comprehensive summary and evaluation of the paper: “Prompting Is All You Need: Automated Android Bug Replay with Large Language Models” by Feng and Chen, Y. (2023). To supplement the paper's findings, I suggested latency and accuracy improvements for the programmatic replay of bug reports using LLMs.
The innovation sprint is a week-long design-thinking challenge with 250+ participants, offered by UnternehmerTUM and industry partners. My team and I won the "Mobility" track by TUM Venture Labs, solving the issue of limited parking spaces. Pitched to an audience of 300+ people and got offered 4 digit funding.
The Coding Society is a high-school initiative I started to explore data structures and algorithms beyond standard curricula, hosting coding workshops for young learners, and organizing mini hackathons. We also proposed a pin-code locking system for the school campus to the board.
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