Structuring, teaching, and co-leading the course in Python programming by the TUM Chair in Data Processing. Main responsible for Machine Learning models' theoretic foundations, and their efficient and robust implementation using Python.

Leaded the Research Department of the university's Cyber Security Student Association, overseeing a team of around 20 students passionate about cybersecurity research.Key Responsibilities:- Planned and coordinated the department’s activities, ensuring alignment with the association's objectives.- Selected, organized, and managed specialized subteams for distinct research projects.- Initiated and supervised multiple cybersecurity research projects, ensuring timely completion.- Conducted technical writing for various reports.

Research Internship collaborating with Professor Elia Brué within the Decision Sciences department of Bocconi University. Initially focused on concepts in algebraic topology, metric spaces, and manifolds and subsequently engaged in in-depth exploration of curvature, dual spaces, with emphasis on tensor theory and tensor calculus with applications to gravitational physics, e.g. Hopf fibration, Ricci Tensor.