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I am a Postdoc researcher and research software developer at the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian in Cambridge MA, where I research in the field of advanced statistical methods for X-ray and gamma-ray astronomy. Previously (until 2020) I have worked at the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics in Heidelberg, where I also did my PhD.
My main interest is in advanced data analysis methods for counts based data with low statistics. This includes maximum likelihood based spectro-morphological modelling of gamma-ray data, with handling of time and spatially dependent instrument response and combining data from multiple gamma-ray instruments.
I am interested in open source software development and reproducible, open science.
I am interested in the global structure of the Milky-Way in GeV-TeV gamma-rays and the Galactic gamma-ray source population. This includes association and classification of TeV gamma-ray sources in context of source catalog production as well as separation of sources from interstellar diffuse gamma-ray emission.
Here you can find my complete CV for download.