TU Berlin
MINTgrün Orientation Program — a one-year orientation program exploring mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and engineering after school. It helped me narrow down my interest in electrical engineering — setting the direction for my Bachelor’s.
RWTH Aachen
B.Sc. Business Administration and Power Engineering — a dual-focus program combining engineering fundamentals with business and economics. It built the foundation for how I think about energy systems: not just technically, but in terms of markets and regulation. Graduated with a thesis on capacity mechanisms for security of supply in Europe (grade 1.0).
KTH Stockholm
First year of my M.Sc. Sustainable Energy Systems, part of the InnoEnergy Double Degree. Stockholm gave me a strong grounding in the technical and systemic side of the energy transition — from renewable integration to energy markets — alongside a uniquely international cohort of future energy professionals.
Esade Barcelona
Entrepreneurship Integrated Program — a certificate program completed alongside my Master’s, focused on translating technical ideas into viable ventures. It sharpened how I think about innovation and business models in the energy sector specifically.
TU Eindhoven
Second year of my M.Sc. Sustainable Energy Systems. In Eindhoven, my focus shifted toward applied, industry-facing research — culminating in my thesis with TransnetBW on enhancing flexibility in European capacity markets. Graduated cum laude, top 5% of my cohort.