I hold a degree in Mechatronic Engineering, a master's degree in Mathematics, and I am currently a special PhD student in Computer Science. At present, I am dedicated to developing software for laboratory automation at AutoLab. My professional journey encompasses a wide range of activities, from database design to API development, system integration, service creation, user interface development, and firmware development for proprietary hardware.Previously, I worked on Android application development, IoT device creation, as well as the design and prototyping of electronic circuits and mechatronic devices.I am passionate about solving complex problems, whether in an industrial or academic context. Academically, I am particularly drawn to algebraic topology and computational theory, fields I find both challenging and stimulating.I am continuously seeking opportunities to apply my knowledge to innovative projects and collaborate with teams that share a passion for pushing the boundaries of technology.