I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of California, Irvine.
My interests span a wide range of complex computational systems such as OS kernels, compilers, and deep neural networks. I am especially interested in understanding performance characteristics as well as failure modes of these systems. My past work includes self-supervised representation learning, automated compiler-level software analysis, hardware security research, and memory-corruption attacks.since '19 | Postdoctoral Researcher at the Secure Systems and Software Laboratory of Professor Michael Franz |
'16 to '19 | Research Assistant and PhD student at the Intel Collaborative Research Institute and the System Security Lab of Professor Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi |
'14 to '16 | Computer Science (M.Sc.), focus on InfoSec, at TU Darmstadt |
'13 to '14 | developed trade-workflow and performance-analysis tools at 360T for their OTC/FX-trading platform |
'10 to '13 | Computer Science (B.Sc.) at HSRM |
'09 to '10 | studied Mathematics at Gutenberg Universität |