Offshore wind & hydrogen
GIS site selection that finds where wind farms and hydrogen hubs should stand in German waters.
I use data and geospatial analysis to plan energy infrastructure, from offshore wind and hydrogen hubs to the heat demand of cities and industry. Next: bringing AI into the energy transition.
I started my career with a strong foundation in IT and data systems, where I worked on structured data, automation, and system reliability. Over time, I realised I wanted to apply these skills to more meaningful, real-world problems, which led me to transition into energy systems.
Today I work in two places: as a Research Assistant at Fraunhofer IEE, on urban energy demand, 3D city data and offshore wind and hydrogen planning, and as a Student Research Assistant in the Energy Systems Technology group at Paderborn University, on industrial energy data.
I see myself as someone who uses data and analytical methods to understand and improve energy systems, especially where spatial data and infrastructure planning come together. My goal is to apply data-driven approaches to support efficient infrastructure development and contribute to the energy transition.
What excites me most is what comes next: bringing AI into the energy transition. Models that learn where wind parks should stand, forecast how cities and factories consume heat, and help the grid make decisions faster than people can. That's the work I want to spend the next decade on.
Three scales of the energy transition: the sea, the city and the factory.
GIS site selection that finds where wind farms and hydrogen hubs should stand in German waters.
Validating building data and heat demand across German municipalities with 3D city models.
Bringing industrial energy data together, from demand to waste heat potential, on one interactive map.
Offshore site selection, the way I build it at Fraunhofer IEE. Scroll to run the model.
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Paderborn University, Germany
BMS Institute of Technology and Management, Visvesvaraya Technological University
Wireless sensor network design using a network simulator. Published in a journal and presented at a conference.
Convolutional neural network for vision-based steering prediction.
Ambient-light-triggered lighting circuit.
Noise generator built with operational amplifiers.
Naval Systems: sonar and naval communication systems.
Full-stack development: websites and mobile-responsive applications.
Working on the energy transition? I'd love to talk.
I'm finishing my master's in Paderborn while working at Fraunhofer IEE and Paderborn University. I'm looking for work where data meets energy: wind, hydrogen, heat, industry, grids, and the AI that will run them. If that sounds like your team, write me. I reply to everything, usually within a day.