As a Master working student at IBM, I play a pivotal role in driving innovation and technological advancement across multiple domains. My responsibilities encompass a diverse range of tasks aimed at pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the digital landscape. Primary areas of focus include:1. Research in Data Mesh Domain: I actively engage in in-depth research within the domain of data mesh, exploring new methodologies and strategies to harness the power of distributed data architecture for enhanced insights and efficiency.2. Generative AI for Enterprises: Leveraging state-of-the-art platforms such as Llama2, IBM Granite, and Mixtral, I contribute to the development and implementation of Generative AI solutions tailored for enterprise needs. 3. Development of Web Applications using Streamlit: With a strong emphasis on user-centric design and functionality, I lead the development of web applications using Streamlit framework. 4. Bootcamps: As part of Data & AI Bootcamps, catering to groups of approximately 30 students, my role revolves around facilitating the utilization of technology to attain the bootcamp's objectives. I provide hands-on assistance to students, guiding them in harnessing various technological tools and platforms

As a student researcher at KSRI@KIT x IBM I worked in a joined research project exploring how the theoretical foundations of data mesh are applied in practice.

As a student researcher, I am part of the interdisciplinary team of bi.smart. Bi.smart is a research project that develops innovative tools for manufacturing companies, particularly SMEs, to support the integrated development of smart products and data-based services.Furthermore, I did research in the domain of data sharing.

Bachelor thesis in cooperation with CAS Software AG and Karlsruhe Service Research Institute at KIT with the title "Towards Designing Explainable Constraint-based Expert Systems".The thesis is available on Zenodo (https://zenodo.org/record/5634105)

Student teaching assistants assist the lecture "Mathematics I" by conducting two weekly seminars for over 30 undergraduate students each, to deepen the knowledge they obtained in the lecture. During these tutorials, I recapitulated learned contents and showed them how to apply learned theorems in exercises.

As an intern for NORD PROJECT Immobilien - associated with GBI AG one of the most important real estate developers in Germany, I supported the management and employees in various areas including, acquisition, market research, project management, and project development.

At Grupotec Renewables and Consulting Services, I mostly assisted in customer acquisition and the creation of reports for real estate. The internship was part of the ESF-funded program Integration through Exchange by Network Event Berlin. In addition to the internship, the program includes an intense preparation and follow-up period, as well as a language course.