I am currently doing my PhD research and studying at the Institute of GeneralMechanics of RWTH Aachen University. After finishing my master's study in the major of Computational Engineering at the Ruhr University Bochum, I began my career in CRRC Zhuzhou Locomotive Co., Ltd. in Maglev System Research Institute for almost three years. Nowadays, My research focuses on the fatigue damage of ductile materials, including the thermal-mechanical fatigue damage.My interest in Simulation Engineering has developed over several years, specifically through my entrance to my bachelor's study. From my educational background in my CV, you can see, that I have strong mechanics fundamentals which made me have a very complete thought when we are modelling and analyzing. That is the difference between me and others who always study practical engineering. After finishing my master's program, I acquired further academic knowledge and also more practical skills, such as programming software using (Abaqus, MATLAB, and Hypermesh).My academic and leisure activities have given me the capacity and confidence to work with people from engineering backgrounds. My ability to work under pressure has been illustrated by my handling of the requirement to study and finish the research project. I believe that through the research for my dissertation, I have shown myself to be capable of organizing my time effectively and using my initiative to come up with original ideas.