Projects
Here is a selection of projects and collaborations I’ve contributed to across research, student leadership, and open-source work.
Bachelor’s thesis: Automated Classification and Statistical Analysis of Scheduling-Diagrams
Python · NumPy · OpenCV · R · Shiny · UML · Git · Project Management · Data Analysis · Scientific Writing · LaTeX
For my bachelor’s thesis I conceptualized and implemented a computer-vision pipeline to automatically evaluate exam exercises. The system extracts student answers from imagery, detects the correct exercise permutation, and scores each submission using a matching solution. The generated data powers an interactive analysis dashboard that I built in R and Shiny to explore difficulty differences across exercise variants.
Olydorf App
Flutter · Scrum · Project Management · Software Architecture · Mobile Development · Git
During my time as CTO of Olynet I initiated and led the development of the OlyApp, a Flutter-based mobile app that supports students living in the Munich “Olympisches Dorf” dormitory. I coordinated a team of three developers in Scrum-like iterations, set the long-term technical direction, and acted as the interface between stakeholders and the engineering team. Source code.
TUM Campus App
Kotlin · Java · Android · REST APIs · SQLite · Migration · Asynchronous Programming · Mobile Development · Git
As part of the TUM Open Source Lab I joined the TUMdev development team to enhance the Android TUM Campus App. I merged multiple bug fixes and quality improvements, gained experience with Android testing, and worked on migrating one of the app’s oldest components, the cafeteria module, to a new API. Source code.
Personal Website
Jekyll · Web Hosting · Responsive Web Development · DevOps · JavaScript · CSS · SEO · Git
This Jekyll-based personal site has been my playground for experimenting with developer tooling, writing workflows, and design iterations. The current version builds on the AcademicPages theme, retaining blog content and custom visualizations while modernising the structure for long-term maintainability.