Software Engineering & AI Economics
I’m a research software engineer and full stack developer in Berlin. I build software, work with data, and research AI’s economic implications.
01 / Research
Research on AI’s economic implications. The connective tissue for me is information exchange and synthesis.
All research & projectsHow do technology costs and performance change over time?
I’m participating in research on how technology costs and performance evolve, and what that means for AI’s development and diffusion.
How do beliefs about AI affect economic and career decisions?
From April to September 2026, I explored economic decision-making under uncertainty about AI’s future. The project produced an interactive career-decision tool, a published report, and a conference presentation.
02 / Writing
I write as Infornomics. I find that forcing me to explicate myself is tremendously helpful for my own cognition.
All writings & publicationsProject report ·
Beliefs about AI’s future, practical career decisions, and the limits of a model.
Read the project reportEssay ·
AI’s impact on work, seen through the interconnected tasks that make up a job.
Read the essayI’m fascinated by systems of all kinds: biological, social, technological. How they work, why they fail, how information flows through them, and how we might design better ones.
Professionally, that means building software and working with data, mostly around machine learning and complex system modeling. My interests also wander into philosophy and ethics, social theory, and the management of complexity.
This place collects what I’m building, researching, and trying to understand.