Welcome!

I am a mathematical economist with a focus on game theory and decision theory. 

On July 17, 2026, I defended my PhD thesis Essays on Belief-Based Utility and Information Processing under Uncertainty and Bounded Rationality. In my thesis, I develop and analyze theoretical models that investigate how information is valued, used, and distributed under assumptions of bounded rationality and Knightian uncertainty.

The thesis was supervised by Professors Dominik Karos and Frank Riedel from the Center for Mathematical Economics of Bielefeld University, and given the grade summa cum laude.

Before starting my PhD, I studied Mathematical Economics at Bielefeld University. In my master's program, I took courses in Microeconomics, Stochastic Analysis, Econometrics, Mathematical Finance, Coding Theory, and Cryptography.