My current interests revolve around inventing new ways to model and programm future software systems with their increased complexity, heterogeneity, distribution, rate of change and longevity. To do this I study role-based modeling and programming languages and try to overcome their individual shortcomings. In pursuit of this goal, I have developed both a family of role-based modeling as well as a family of role-oriented programming languages, which are supported by a feature-aware modeling editor and basic IDE features, respectively. Moreover, I will help to improve the tool support for view-based, model-driven Software development building on the Vitruvius Approach. Following these topics, I want to help bridge the gap between the design of static monolithic to the design of fully dynamic adaptive systems.

A side from that, I am interested in good practices in scientific research and methods to improve my daily work process. (more)

I had a three month research stay at the Università degli Studi di Milano to visit Walter Cazzola at the Dipartimento di Informatica.

Publications are listed on a separate page or on Google Scholar.

• Softwaretechnologie II (WS19/20)
• Seminar Continuous Software Engineering (WS19/20)

An enumeration of own projects is presented here.

A short biography can be found here.