During my time as a scientific assistant at the Technical University of Darmstadt (Germany) from 10/2018 to 03/2024, the vast majority of my time was devoted to teaching (cf. the job profile in the Education & Positions section).

In 11/2023, I was awarded with the 2023 Departmental Athene Award for Good Teaching in Mathematics by the Carlo and Karin Giersch foundation at TU Darmstadt, based on a recommendation of the student council of mathematics and by decision of the university senate.

As a teaching assistant, I was responsible for the following courses:

• Winter 2023/24: Statistics for Business, Economics and Cognitive Science (lecturer: Frank Aurzada)
• Summer 2023: Introduction to Stochastics (lecturer: Robert Haller)
• Winter 2022/23: Statistics for Business, Economics and Cognitive Science (lecturer: Frank Aurzada)
• Summer 2022: Measure and Integration Theory (lecturer: Robert Haller)
• Winter 2021/22: Probability Theory (lecturer: Frank Aurzada)
• Summer 2021: Introduction to Stochastics (lecturer: Frank Aurzada)
• Winter 2020/21: Probability Theory (lecturer: Volker Betz)
• Summer 2020: Statistics of Stochastic Processes (lecturer: Cornelia Wichelhaus)
• Winter 2019/20: Stochastic Processes I (lecturer: Frank Aurzada)
• Summer 2019: Analysis II (lecturer: Steffen Roch)
• Winter 2018/19: Analysis I (lecturer: Steffen Roch)

In these courses, I created weekly exercise sheets, managed teams of up to 14 student assistants, taught exercise classes (small groups and whole course), offered office hours and substituted lecturers. Besides, I was responsible for organizational matters and inquiries related to the courses - including remote learning during COVID-19.

Additionally, I created, supervised and corrected written exams or recorded oral exams, both in the courses mentioned above and in dozens of others, such as:

• Complex Analysis
• Functional Analysis
• Introduction to Mathematical Finance
• Introduction to Mathematical Modeling
• Mathematical Statistical Mechanics
• Mathematics I for Applied Geosciences
• Mathematics I for Computer Science
• Non-Life Insurance Mathematics
• Random Matrices
• Side-Channel Attacks Against IT-Systems

Each semester, I offered weekly special office hours in the Study Center Mathematics, primarily aimed at general mathematical questions of undergraduate math students and non-mathematicians.