Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria
I am studying Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) and combine political science analysis, normative reflection, and economic thinking with many years of practical experience in security, organizational, and political structures. For over ten years, I have been an active member of the volunteer fire department, where I assumed responsibility early on and continuously gained experience in operational organization, team leadership, decision-making under time pressure, and dealing with crises and exceptional situations. This experience has significantly shaped my understanding of responsibility, public service orientation, and effective organizations. In addition, I completed a military career within the Austrian Armed Forces, including medical training. Working in hierarchical, operational structures sharpened my understanding of state security logics, leadership, discipline, and the interplay between politics, administration, and operational implementation. Alongside my studies, I gained insights into political decision-making processes, parliamentary and pre-political procedures, and the practical work of political institutions through political internships. This allowed me to further develop my analytical skills, research abilities, and political judgment. Currently, I also hold a responsible position at the Malteser Hospital Service Austria, where I perform organizational and managerial tasks, coordinate volunteers, and contribute to the further development of internal structures. I work analytically, systematically, and with a focus on solutions. I communicate clearly and appropriately for my audience and have a strong interest in political, social, and institutional issues. Professionally, I am seeking positions in politics, administration, public affairs, NGOs, or strategic-analytical roles that require a strong sense of responsibility, in-depth knowledge, and organizational competence.