This page is a small archive of the questions I keep returning to, and the work that has come out of them so far.
My interest in Philosophy began long before my actual academic journey and has accompanied me from my earliest years in High School to my recent completion of a Masters programme at LSE. I believe that approaching questions from a philosophical lens offers something my earlier training in Economics and Finance could not. They allow us to question more challenges at a more fundamental level: What is it to understand something, what makes a system intelligent, what kinds of things are entitled to moral consideration and so forth. The arrival of large language models has, for me, made this work feel newly urgent.
Academic Background
MSc Philosophy of Economics and the Social Sciences
London School of Economics & Political Science
Thesis: Social Ontology of Large Language Models
Semester Abroad
Columbia University, New York
Courses in Economics and Philosophy
Semester Abroad
Korea University, Seoul
Courses in Business and Psychology
BSc Business Administration (International Management)
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Thesis: Moral Status of Intelligent Technologies
Abitur (German University Entrance Qualification)
Karl-Maybach-Gymnasium, Friedrichshafen
Exchange Year
Byron Nelson High School, Texas, United States
Recipient of the Bundestag / CBYX Scholarship
Professional Background
Head of Digital Strategy
Edelweiss Corporate Finance, Frankfurt
Leading AI implementations and digital strategy initiatives
AI Product
Emotech, London
Product strategy for AI voice assistants and digital products
Strategy Consulting
Roland Berger, Frankfurt
Market research and competitive analysis for consumer goods
Sales and Trading
Morgan Stanley, London
Rotations across Equity Sales, Structured Notes, and Credit Sales
Business Development
Salesforce, Frankfurt
Digital strategy analysis and CRM client acquisition
Investment Banking Analyst
Edelweiss Corporate Finance, Frankfurt
Financial modeling and business valuations
Academic Works
Social Construction in the Age of AI: The Looping Effects of Novel Social Kinds
London School of Economics
2025
Questioning our Understanding of Intelligence in AI
London School of Economics
2025
What We Ought to Do: An Extension of Collective and Individual Duty Principles in the Context of Bystander Inaction
London School of Economics
2025
Reframing the Moral Status Question: An Investigation into the Moral Patiency of Intelligent Technologies
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
2024
Heidegger's Critique of Technology in the Context of Modern Transhumanism
Columbia University
2021
Heidegger's Understanding of a Work of Art in the Context of Klee
Columbia University
2021