Work Experiences

2019 - Present
8y
Project Lead

Fraunhofer IFAM · 8 years

Leading R&D projects to develop and scale fabrication processes for multi-layer solid-state devices - specifically Li-ion and Na-ion solid-state batteries - delivering key technical milestones and process know-how from concept to validation. Managing technical deliverables for a diverse portfolio of projects, including direct bilateral industry collaborations and large-scale, cross-functional research consortia. Structuring project documentation and progress reports for industry partners and funding bodies (BMBF, EU programs), ensuring traceability and review readiness. Applying hands-on expertise in key process technologies - including thin-film deposition (PVD), electrode and solid-state separator fabrication, and cell assembly - to solve core challenges in materials integration and interface engineering.

2016 - 2018
3y
Scientific Employee

University of Bremen · 3 years

Researched and developed tailored processing methods for advanced battery components, optimizing performance for both liquid and solid electrolyte systems. Specialized in the fabrication of electrodes and solid-state separators, engineering these components to meet specific performance targets in Li-ion cells. Guided process optimization through comprehensive materials characterization and electrochemical analysis.

2014
6m
Student Research Assistant

MARUM – Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University of Bremen · 6 months

Experimental research in colloid and interface science: Colloidal retention on structured Si wafers: an experimental analogue study

2012
6m
Student Employee

RWE Power AG · 6 months

Research Assistant – Materials Analysis & Reporting

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