After the successful completion of my internship at Canon Production Printing, I have been asked to continue my research and develop a concrete future vision for the state of the different material flows within the production system. With this project, I will assist Canon Production Printing in adopting automation, digitization, and modernization in their assembly line feeding policies.

As an Industrial Engineer intern, I conducted a research aimed at mapping out the company's manufacturing trajectory over the following decade. While focused specifically on warehouse automation and line feeding policies, I explored how Canon Production Printing can use the innovations that Industry 4.0 has to offer. In my Bachelor Thesis, I provided insights and guidance to help Canon Production Printing understand the roadmap towards embracing Industry 4.0.

Responsible for the transport of medicine, sterile goods, incoming and outgoing packages, food carts, and hazardous waste within the hospital.

Digitized patient records in the hospital's medical archive.

As the student with the highest grade for the programming assignments in the course ‘Transport & Distribution’ the year before, I was selected as student's assistant for two consecutive years. My task was to support the professor in setting up the group assignments for the students. Hereafter, I assisted with grading the group assignments, including the Python code that students wrote.

Assisted the elderly with cleaning in and around the house. In addition to cleaning, the job consisted of taking an active interest in the elderly and being an engaging and trusted conversation partner.