My journey into robotics did not start in a computer lab. It began on the manufacturing floor at Suzuki. Coming from a mechanical engineering background, I spent my time surrounded by heavy industrial robots building cars. That exposure sparked a deep curiosity, as I did not just want to know how they moved mechanically. I wanted to understand the logic that drove their decisions. What started as pure curiosity quickly accelerated into a dedicated career path.

Currently pursuing my Master's in Mechatronics at TUHH in Hamburg, my focus sits firmly at the intersection of robotics and artificial intelligence. I am deeply interested in Physical AI and the challenge of building systems that bridge the gap between high-level intelligent reasoning and robust real-world execution. Rather than isolating myself to a single software node, my ultimate goal is to master the complete robotics pipeline. From perception and spatial comprehension down to low-level navigation and control, I want to understand the entire autonomy stack.

Beyond the lab, I stay active by playing football and love exploring historically significant places whenever I travel. I also enjoy cooking and am an avid listener of podcasts, diving into a wide array of topics that span history, food, travel, science, and robotics.