About Me

I build reliable, interpretable, and scalable AI systems for real-world deployment. I am a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Saarland University, part of the ELLIS PhD program, co-advised by Prof. Isabel Valera and Prof. Ole Winther.

My research focuses on probabilistic and generative models for temporal and heterogeneous data, with applications spanning macroeconomic forecasting, healthcare, and audio. I am particularly interested in combining foundation models with agentic AI frameworks to enable robust reasoning, forecasting, and decision-making under uncertainty.

Previously, I was a visiting researcher at the Bank for International Settlements where I built macroeconomic time-series foundation models for central-bank-grade policy simulations, and a visiting researcher at the Technical University of Denmark working on time-continuous generator functions for sequential data. I also work as an AI Scientist at Intor AI, building RAG systems and AI-powered applications.