Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
After successfully completing my M.Sc. at KIT, I gained further "hands-on" experience in top-level scientific research at the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics. My activities included, .... diving into new complex topics as well as the investigation of the feasibility of new ideas …. Experience in planning, construction, commissioning and evaluation of measurement setups .... Experience in programming, handling software and statistical data analysis .... good communication, both on a professional and personal level within a team In addition to these skills, what makes me special is a high degree of self-motivation. New and exciting tasks and topics are essential to me. This is why I decided to make the step from basic physical research to software development. My previous experiences, together with my quick perception and analytical skills, have helped me a lot in my "lateral entry". Thanks to an intensive trainee phase and my own small projects, I already feel very comfortable in my new role as IT consultant. At the same time I still have a lot to learn and I enoy gaining more and more expertise in this new field every day. However, looking beyond the end of my nose is always part of it.
As a member of the international XENON Collaboration I worked on the identification of Dark Matter. My special responsibility was the testing, improvement and quality assurance of our optical sensors. This includes planning, organization and execution of measurements as well as statistical data analyses. As a member of the Max-Planck Society I worked within a highly scientific environment together with world leading researchers.