I'm in my final year at CJD Gymnasium Königswinter, working toward Abitur with a focus on Physics, Mathematics, and Social Sciences. What pulls me in is how things actually work: the physics under a circuit, the structure of a software project, the logic of a technical system.

Most of what I've learned outside the classroom came from building things. I design and model in Figma and Fusion 360, tinker with electronics and mechanics, and shoot architecture and real estate photography on the ground and with a drone. Working with real clients on real briefs taught me to plan properly, hit deadlines, and deliver work I'm willing to put my name on.

A four-month exchange at Glenalmond College in Scotland sharpened my English and gave me a sense of how international environments operate. Back home, I serve on the student council and handle the website, and social media. I also coach tennis and help people through technical issues. That's useful practice in explaining the same idea three different ways depending on who's listening.

What interests me most is the link between understanding something technically and actually making it work in practice. I'd like to connect with people who build, design, or solve hard problems, whether in engineering, technology, design, or anywhere adjacent.