Bioinformatician, Data Scientist & Biologist
Bridging evolutionary biology, machine learning, and computational science to extract meaning from complex data — from plasmid genomes to computational tool development.
I'm a bioinformatician, data scientist and biologist based in Kiel, Germany, with a PhD in computational evolutionary biology focused on molecular evolution in plasmid genomes. My work lives at the intersection of biology, data analysis, bioinformatics, and high-performance computing.
Since 2025 I work as an IT forensics analyst at the State Criminal Office, applying investigative data analysis to digital forensics cases.
I have deep expertise in deep learning, large-scale genomics pipelines, and scientific software development. I've authored peer-reviewed papers, taught university bioinformatics courses, and built ML pipelines ranging from transformer architectures to CNNs — all trained on HPC clusters.
From marine research diving to machine learning — shaped by curiosity and analytical rigor.
From genomics pipelines to neural networks — a versatile computational toolkit.
Open-source tools and deep learning applied to genomics, sequence analysis, and ecological classification.
Peer-reviewed research in evolutionary biology, genomics, and bioinformatics.
Open to freelance projects, consulting, and collaboration in data science, bioinformatics, and machine learning.