Throughout my career, I have traveled extensively across the country to specialize in various advanced welding techniques. My expertise in friction stir welding led to an extensive experimental project that formed the basis of my master's thesis. My experience with KUKA systems at an automobile factory sparked a passion for logical systems, motivating me to pursue further opportunities in this field. During my apprenticeship, I actively participated in several scientific conferences and published three articles. After earning my master's degree in Mechatronics and Robotics, I completed professional training courses in C++ development at Geekbrains. Currently, I am a Research Assistant and pursuing a PhD in Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Chemnitz. My current work involves investigating ultrasonic-assisted friction stir welding, with my PhD thesis focusing on the development of a control system for the friction stir welding process based on temperature control. I am a self-motivated individual with a strong passion for my work. I thrive on the process and am deeply result-oriented. In my previous roles, I have consistently demonstrated creativity, proactivity, and an open-minded approach.