From an early age, I was fascinated by challenges. Driven by the will to solve complex, analytical problems, I completed my bachelor's degree in physics. In order to optimally combine my acquired analytical and solution-oriented skills with my personal interest in finance, I graduated in M.Sc. Investment Fund Management at the University of Glasgow. Alongside my expertise in quantitative and qualitative methods provided through my studies, I have developed confidence in dealing with customers, and solid Microsoft Office skills through my consulting internships and my membership in a student consultancy.I am eager to have extensive conversations about topics round about economics and science.Fun fact, if you are wondering how two of the most complex fields of research, economics and physics, can come together, here is an example: The Wiener process is a stochastic process that is used, on the one hand, to describe Brownian motion, such as the random movement of pollen grains through water, and it is also used on the other hand to describe the random movement of the stock market within the Black-Scholes-Merton model.