Since November 2023 I am a postdoctoral researcher at TU Wien with Maria Christakis. I received my PhD from TU Munich, where I was co-advised by Eva Darulova and Helmut Seidl. Before that I was a graduate student in Max-Planck Institute for Software Systems (MPI-SWS) and Saarland University.

My research interests span over various topics in formal methods and software engineering. I am passionate about static analysis, in my book, AI stands for abstract interpretation. During my PhD, I focused on analysing and optimising numerical programs, now exploring new domains. I am curious about program synthesis, optimization, repair and testing and how they can help make software reliable and understandable.

Service

Recent / upcoming: PLDI SRC’24, SAS’24, ASE Tool Demo’24, ISSTA’24 (publicity chair)

Older: SAS’20 (subreview), FAOC Journal’21, AEC @ POPL’21, CAV’21, CGO’22, PLDI’23

Teaching

TU Wien

  • Seminar in Software Engineering: SS24, WS24/25

TU Munich

  • Program Optimization: WS18/19, WS19/20, WS20/21, WS21/22, WS22/23
  • Virtual Machines: SS19, SS20, SS21, SS23
  • The Tyranny of Types: Curse or Blessing? (Seminar) SS22
  • Program Synthesis Seminar: SS18, SS19, SS20
  • Introduction to Informatics 2 (WS17/18)

Publications