Master's Student in Electrical Engineering | Automation | Industrial Communication | Robotics Enthusiast
I’m an automation engineer with hands-on experience in industrial control systems, robotics integration, and modular PLC architectures. My work blends practical engineering with a curiosity for scalable solutions — from replacing legacy systems with modern PLCnext frameworks to integrating Robots in fully automated environments I enjoy solving real engineering challenges: implementing robust monitoring with Docker, designing reusable function blocks, and enabling remote diagnostics through OPC UA. I’m energized by clean code, efficient systems, and designs that help teams work smarter, not harder. Originally trained in automation and control at RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, I’m now applying my skills, while continuing to build projects that bridge software and hardware in industrial settings. Outside of engineering, I’m someone who thrives on learning and sharing — whether that’s exploring new tools, documenting processes, or mentoring peers.
Developed skill-based robot control integrating MATLAB, Simulink, Arduino, and Semscape simulation. Deployed on a real industrial robotic arm.
Created a real-time energy monitoring and optimization system using CODESYS and Automation Server. Real-time visualization integrated with Modbus TCP communication. I applied the Idea on two System : a water Distribution and a Smart Grid Systems
Conducted an industry‑driven Master’s thesis focused on designing and validating a PLC‑centric, modular control architecture for robotic palletizing cells. The work addressed real production challenges in scalability, vendor independence, and deployment efficiency.
Worked on modular automation setups for Industry 4.0 demonstrators, focusing on OPC UA communication and digital twin architectures.
Guided postgraduate students in lab work involving PLC programming, Control theory understanding, real-time control systems, sensor integration, and troubleshooting.