Contributed to multiple research projects, including a study on uncertainty for Segment Anything models accepted at the NeurIPS workshop; co-authored three projects presented at the Uncertainty in AI conference in Rio de Janeiro with Rajeev and Putri.
Research Experience
Conducting research at the Machine Learning Lab, University of Amsterdam, in collaboration with the Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence; supervised by Eric Nalisnick (from Johns Hopkins), Christian Naesseth, and advised by Bosch researchers Christoph-Nikolas Straehle and Kaspar Sakmann.
Education
MSc in Statistics from ETH Zurich, specializing in machine learning and computational statistics. BSc in Industrial Engineering from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), focusing on statistics and finance.
Background
ELLIS PhD candidate; research interests include principled and efficient uncertainty quantification for deep learning, involving probabilistic modeling, conformal prediction, risk control, etc.; applications of interest include computer vision, time series, and online or stream settings.
Miscellany
Worked briefly with the ABI team in Tokyo, enhancing Bayesian and optimization knowledge; attended AISTATS, engaging with various researchers; places a strong emphasis on statistical rigor.