I am a dedicated and determined engineer with a solid background in aerospace and systems engineering. I completed my studies in aerospace engineering at the University of Stuttgart, supplemented by an enriching stay abroad at the University of Oklahoma. I am currently deepening my knowledge in the Master's program in Systems Engineering at the University of Arizona, which I will successfully complete in December.During my career to date, I have gained valuable experience in the aerospace industry as well as in the automobile industry. My internships at a licensed aerospace company and Porsche AG have given me extensive insight into complex project workflows and the management of processes.In addition to my practical experience, I worked as a research assistant for Prof. Jin at the University of Arizona, where I researched energy consumption in the production of rare earth magnets. I am currently working with Prof. Curti at the University of Arizona on satellite attitude control, which allows me to further expand my knowledge of space technology and develop innovative solutions.My involvement goes beyond the professional field: as a volunteer in the Buddy Program in Stuttgart, I have helped international students to successfully settle in at the university. These experiences reflect my ability to quickly integrate into new environments and my passion for support and collaboration. I currently volunteer at the Univeristy of Arizona's Campus Pantry, helping to combat food instability in the UofA community.With a strong foundation in engineering, extensive research experience, and a commitment to social responsibility, I strive to advance innovative projects in the space and make a positive impact.