About Me
Business Engineering student with a Chemical Engineering background and hands-on materials R&D, focusing on process–microstructure-property links. Strong in experimental design and clean data analysis. Now aiming to apply this discipline to carbon capture-bringing characterization and data skills to DAC/mineralization and other future energy technologies.
Core Expertise
Experience
Spectroplast
R&D Intern
- •Compounding/formulation at lab & pilot scale; hand-cast specimens for testing
- •Material characterization: UTM (tensile), rheology/viscosity; Keyence operation with calibration logs
- •R&D experiments per experimental plans; QC per SOP/GLP; clean, traceable datasets
- •Sourcing & evaluating raw materials for additive manufacturing workflows
- •ISO/ASTM chemical-resistance evaluations across polymer portfolios; linked exposure to process–microstructure–property outcomes for internal decisions
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Education
HSLU - Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts
MSc Business Engineering
Focus Areas
Key Coursework
- •Strategic Innovation Management
- •Technology Assessment & Evaluation
- •Business Model Innovation
- •Digital Business Transformation
- •Advanced Project Management
TKM College of Engineering
BSc Chemical Engineering
Focus Areas
Key Coursework
- •Advanced Materials Engineering
- •Process Control & Instrumentation
- •Chemical Reaction Engineering
- •Transport Phenomena
- •Process Safety & Environmental Engineering
Languages
What's Next
Curious to dive into carbon capture end-to-end—from flue-gas capture to transport, storage, and reuse.
Capture (Flue Gas / DAC)
Learn capture routes (amine, solid sorbents, electrochemical) and run bench experiments; link conditions → performance.
Transport (CO₂ Handling)
Understand compression, purity specs, and safety; map data needed for routing and logistics.
Storage (Mineralization / Geological)
Evaluate mineralization and storage monitoring; design test plans to validate durability.
Reuse (Carbon-Negative Products)
Screen utilization options; build structure–property tests for materials using captured CO₂.