Welcome to my website. I am a Doctoral Fellow at the ETH AI Center in Zürich, working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, economics, game theory and optimization. Outside of academia, I enjoy playing Tennis, doing Kung Fu and solving escape rooms.
Work
My research interest are multi-agent reinforcement learning, mechanism design, game theory and machine learning. I am co-supervised by Prof. Niao He and Prof. Sven Seuken. You can find my publications here on Google Scholar.
Prior to my PhD, I have worked as a research and teaching assistant at the Computation and Economics Research Group of the University of Zurich. Outside of academia, I was a research analyst with Parsumo Capital for over 5 years and a Data Science Trainee at the European Systemic Risk Board of the European Central Bank.
Education
I obtained my BSc in Mathematics from ETH Zürich and my MSc in Mathematics and Foundations of Computer Science from the University of Oxford. For my Master’s dissertation, which was supervised by Prof. Michael Wooldridge I designed and implemented a networked multi-agent reinforcement learning algorithm to learn linear temporal logic specifications. During my whole studies I was fortunate to receive fellowships from the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes (German Academic Scholarship Foundation) and the Schweizerische Studienstiftung (Swiss Study Foundation).