I received my doctoral degree from Paderborn University in 2024 as an external research associate in the Secure Software Engineering Group, advised by Prof. Dr. Eric Bodden and Prof. Dr. Ben Hermann. I received an MSc in Computer Science from Paderborn University in 2016.
My research comprises the detection of vulnerable open-source libraries, evaluating their usage, and providing automated approaches for updating them by applying static code analysis and empirical software engineering methods.
While pursuing my PhD, I’ve been Co-Founder at CodeShield GmbH and an AWS community builder.
PhD in Computer Science, 2024
Paderborn University
MSc in Computer Science, 2016
Paderborn University
BSc in Computer Science, 2013
Paderborn University
Languages: Java, Python (beginner), Neo4j, PostgresSQL
Frontend: HTML, Bootstrap
CI/CD: AWS, Docker, Gitlab CI, Jenkins
DataScience: Jupyter, Pandas
Static Code Analysis: Soot, WALA, JavaParser, Eclipse Steady
Eclipse Steady analyses Java and Python applications to identify, assess and mitigate the use of open-source dependencies with known vulnerabilities.
During my internship at SAP, Security research in France, I added support for Soot to Eclipse Steady and worked on the Maven plugin.
Future-proofing the Soot Framework for Program Analysis and Transformation. The goal of this DFG project is to develop a brand-new version of Soot. This new version will enable people to use Soot in a much more flexible manner. I am a main contributor to this project.
Together with my colleagues I kick-started the design and development of the new SootUP framework.
MechatronicUML is a Model-Driven Software Development tool-chain for cyber-physical systems.
As a student I worked on MechatronicUML’s metamodels, its C codegenerator, and several Eclipse plugins.
Feel free to contact me.