I currently work at Neuland - Büro für Informatik, a software development and consulting agency, where I contribute to a range of e-commerce projects.
My experience in cross-functional teams makes me an excellent choice for challenging projects that push technological boundaries and foster continuous skill improvement. I am eager to apply my knowledge and empower others to achieve collective excellence.
Over five years of experience in software engineering, data science, and DevOps, working in multi-cultural environments and contributing to diverse projects of varying complexity and scale. I have a proven track record of delivering high-quality software solutions that meet business requirements and exceed customer expectations.
Developed a robust Command-Line Interface (CLI) designed to synchronize time-tracking data between Amazing Marvin and ActiTime . This project showcases my ability to integrate and automate workflows, ensuring seamless data transfer and enhancing productivity.
Key features include automated synchronization of task time-tracking data from Amazing Marvin to ActiTime , exporting time durations for a predefined set of tasks directly to ActiTime , and tracking daily overtime while generating CSV reports to monitor overtime balance.
This thesis, conducted at the University of Bremen, shows how to distribute Digital Signal Processing (DSP) graphs across a cluster of computers. It presents a method to manage these graphs within a local network, ensuring automatic data synchronization.
The evaluation confirms the approach’s efficiency and scalability. This work provides a foundation for future research, suggesting enhancements and optimizations. The findings are relevant for organizations aiming to use distributed computing for real-time signal processing.
A web-based simulator for elementary nets. Elementary nets are a specialized form of Petri nets, which are powerful tools used to mathematically describe and analyze concurrent systems.
This simulator not only allows users to visualize and interact with these nets but also provides insights into the behavior and dynamics of complex systems. By leveraging this tool, users can model, simulate, and optimize processes in various domains such as manufacturing, logistics, and software engineering.
This work, conducted at the University of Bremen, aims to interpret user input by leveraging textual clues embedded within the data. Utilizing a dataset collected from thousands of Reddit posts across three subreddits (politics, datascience, listentothis), we analyze the implications of the chosen classifier for training these datasets.
Furthermore, we discuss how this classifier proved to be optimal for our work compared to other classifiers.