I studied physics at the undergraduate level at ETH in Zürich, Switzerland, and wrote my PhD thesis at the Max-Planck-Institute for Physics in Munich. There, I worked at the interface of experimental and theoretical physics: I was a member of the ATLAS experiment and collaborated with the phenomenology group at the MPP.

My hobbies include swimming, skiing, and playing the piano.

I am currently in the group of Prof. Gavin Salam as a Postdoctoral Research Assistant.

I held tutorial classes in Zürich from 2012 to 2015, mostly in the Departments of Mathematics and Physics, as well as in Munich at TUM:

• Analysis I/II, 1^st year undergraduate level, Mathematics/Physics
• Methods of Mathematical Physics I/II, 2^nd year undergraduate level, Mathematics/Physics
• Classical Mechanics, 2^nd year undergraduate level, Physics
• Mathematisches Denken, 1^st year undergraduate level, Architecture

I also held preparatory exercise classes, organized by the student's association for Maths/Physics students taking the 1^st year's examination at ETH.

I am currently giving tutorial classes for the lecture on Advanced Quantum Field Theory given by Lucian Harland-Lang (Hilary 2020).

The subject of my PhD thesis revolved around precision measurements of the top-quark mass, on one hand, and Higgs pair phenomenology for the LHC on the other hand.

My center of focus has shifted to fundamental QCD. At the RPC, I am working mostly on understanding and improving the formal accuracy of parton showers, which is one key ingredient needed towards precision phenomenology at high-energy colliders.