DHI Research Mobility Fellowship
Six-month research stay in Copenhagen.
My academic background is in fluid mechanics, which sparked a lasting interest in modelling complex systems. A research scholarship in coastal engineering in Chile deepened this interest into a fascination with the environment and its behaviour under extreme conditions. This led me to research and development at the Danish Hydraulic Institute, where I combined established numerical models with scientific machine learning. My doctoral research applies this combination to tropical cyclones, among the costliest drivers of natural catastrophes worldwide.
Scientific Machine Learning Consultant Zurich, Switzerland
Consulting for public authorities, industry and decision-makers on machine-learning surrogates and operational forecasting, alongside my PhD.
Data & Modelling Engineer Munich, Germany
Working at the interface of R&D and applied projects, focusing on data–model integration.
Working Student, Building Physics Planegg, Germany
Optimized programmatic workflows for thermal simulations and automated report generation.
PhD, Atmospheric & Climate Science Zurich, Switzerland
Supervised by Ulrike Lohmann (IAC) and Joel Oskarsson (ETH AI Center). Focus: ocean hazards of tropical cyclones and machine-learning surrogate models.
Data & Modelling Scientist, Research Fellow Copenhagen, Denmark
Six-month research stay at DHI's headquarters.
Tutor, Numerical Methods in Hydromechanics Munich, Germany
Supervised tutorials and guided students in computational hydrodynamics.
DAAD Research Scholar, Coastal Engineering Valparaíso, Chile
Student Research Assistant, BMBF project RUSEKU Munich, Germany
M.Sc. Civil Engineering Munich, Germany
Specialization: Hydromechanics, Water Resources, Geotechnics, Geothermal Energy.
Thesis: Assessment of a Non-linear Gravity Wave with a Weakly Compressible SPH Code.
B.Sc. Environmental Engineering Munich, Germany
Specialization: Hydromechanics, Water Resources Engineering, Building Physics, Transportation.
Thesis: A Random Walk Model for the Sediment–Water Interface.
Abitur, General University Entrance Qualification Markt Schwaben, Germany
Six-month research stay in Copenhagen.
Top 4% of the M.Sc. programme cohort.
University of Florence.
One-year funded research scholarship in Chile.