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I am a doctoral researcher and member of the Cryptography and Privacy Engineering Group (ENCRYPTO) at the Department of Computer Science of Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany.

My research focuses on compiler tools and techniques to close the gap between different implementations of privacy-preserving protocols and automatised protocol generators. I work towards deployable privacy-preserving applications and solutions for real-world problems.

You can also find me on LinkedIn.

Honors and Awards

• ProCareer.Doc by Mentoring Hessen 2024
• Female Student Travel Award 2022 of the CROSSING research center at TU Darmstadt
• Visited TPMPC 2022 and pitched my Master's thesis in a rump session talk
• iMentor workshop at CCS 2021

Teaching Experience

• Supervised one Master thesis
• Winter Term 2024/2025: Teaching assistant for course “Digital Technologies”
• Summer Term 2024: Teaching assistant for “Zero-Knowledge”, “Hardware-assisted Cryptographic Protocols”, and “Compiler for Cryptographic Protocols” lectures of course “Cryptographic Protocols”
• Winter Term 2023/2024: Teaching assistant for course “Digital Technologies”
• Summer Term 2023: Teaching assistant for “Private Set Intersection”' lecture of course “Cryptographic Protocols”
• 2022/05 – 2022/07 Student Tutor for IT Security
• 2020/10 – 2021/02 Student Tutor for Introduction to Compiler Construction
• 2018/10 – 2020/09 Student Tutor for lectures Automata, Formal Languages and Decidability and Propositional Logic and Predicate Logic

Work Experience

• Since 2022/12 Doctoral Researcher at ENCRYPTO
• 2021/04 – 2022/04 Student Research Assistant at ENCRYPTO

Studies

• 2020-2022 M.Sc. in Computer Science, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany
• 2017-2020 B.Sc. in Computer Science, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany