Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany
I am a chemical engineer completing an M.Sc. in Clean Energy Processes (FAU), specialising in electrochemical systems. I have research experience in lithium recovery and electrochemical cell testing (Tokyo University, May–Jul 2025), and I thrive on hands-on, field-oriented work that requires resilience and adaptability. I perform well under physically and logistically challenging conditions and require minimal logistical support essentially reliable meals and time to exercise to maintain my performance. This discipline helps me stay focused, safe, and productive on long shifts, remote deployments, or intensive lab campaigns. I am actively seeking roles where fieldwork, pilot testing, or harsh-environment operations are an asset.
Learning Outcomes • Master electrochemical testing techniques for energy’s conversion devices •Gain experience in catalyst preparation and multi technique characterization. • Develop proficiency in data analysis workflows for performance metrics. (e.g, overpotential, current density, Faradaic efficiency)
Conducted a comprehensive literature review on lithium recovery techniques to support the development of innovative approaches for the project. Performed laboratory experiments, including sample preparation, testing, and analysis, to investigate lithium recovery from boron wastes. Assisted in managing various aspects of the research process, such as organizing materials, maintaining lab equipment, and documenting experimental results. Collaborated with the research team to refine methodologies and contribute to the overall success of the project.
• Coordination and performing of inspections of raw materials and finished products, applying appropriate quality assurance testing models • Investigating and troubleshooting product or production issues • Testing new processes, collecting data required to make improvements and modifications, investigating and troubleshooting plant/process problems