I am a dedicated engineer with a strong background in process engineering, specializing in thermodynamics and separation processes. After starting my Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering at RWTH Aachen in 2018, I completed my thesis on the process modeling of carbon capture technologies..In 2024, I completed my Master's in Process Engineering, where my thesis focused on the simulation and experimental validation of a newly developed electrode for hydrogen electrolysis—a key technology for sustainable energy solutions.Since 2021, I have been working as a Student assistant at the AVT, contributing to laboratory work and modeling of separation processes, as well as generating thermodynamic data. In mid-2024, I began pursuing my PhD at the Chair of Fluid Process Engineering, where I am currently researching innovative new separation processes and applied thermodynamics.