I work for the project "Begleitforschung Energiewendebauen Modul Digitalisierung". My research interests are open source technologies, virtual city models, data standardization, and understanding the many ways in which digitalization enables the energy transition. My day-to-day activities include organization of workshops, conducting surveys, writing reports about technologies and their impacts, programming, data analysis, supervision of research assistants and students.

At NUS I'm part of the building and urban data science lab ( https://budslab.org/). I'm delving into urban energy modelling and urban information models.

At dena, I was part of the Future Energy Lab Team, which works on piloting projects to accelerate the energy transition using digital technologies (e.g. AI, Blockchain). The projects I worked on included EnerKI – Using artificial intelligence to optimise the energy system, Blockchain Machine Identity Ledger, Set-Hub and standardized CO2 emission data collection for municipalities. Specific tasks included building a collaboration platform, coaching startups and municipalities, writing reports, and project management.

While working at E.ON ERC I helped develop an Open Source Software Development Kit called FiLiP ( https://github.com/RWTH-EBC/FiLiP ). FiLiP enables engineers to speed up the development of open-source cloud platforms in the building technology sector. For this I used Fiware, Python, docker, git and the Rest API, among others.

At Netze BW GmbH I was part of the project Roll Out Messsysteme Infrastructure (ROMI), which planned the roll out of smart meter systems. I helped to prepare and organize meetings and workshops and worked in the innovation management. Here I helped to develop a business model for an application that supported the interaction between Netze BW GmbH and the meter owner.