
PhD Candidate, Technical University of Munich · Intern, Qualcomm AI Research
I am a PhD candidate at the Technical University of Munich (Chair for Computer Vision & Artificial Intelligence), advised by Prof. Daniel Cremers, and currently interning at Qualcomm AI Research in Amsterdam. My research spans visual SLAM and 3D reconstruction, spatial AI, and open-vocabulary 3D scene understanding. Before doing PhD, I completed Master's in Informatics at TUM (2017–2021), with my thesis on direct visual odometry with relocalization published at ICRA 2021, and Bachelor's in Computer Science at Constructor University (formerly Jacobs University Bremen, 2014–2017).
I am looking for full-time opportunities starting Summer 2027 — if you think I'd be a good fit for your team, please reach out!
Direct visual odometry with feature-based relocalization and cross-modal image–LiDAR place recognition for robust, large-scale localization.
Multi-object tracking, sparse-view novel view synthesis, 4D scene understanding, and diagnostic benchmarking of open-vocabulary 3D detectors.
For the full list, see my Google Scholar profile.

GCPR, 2026 (Oral)
Synthesizes novel views from sparse input images by constraining rendering to the visible domain, improving reconstruction quality when only a few views are available.
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3DV, 2026
Segments and edits dynamic 4D Gaussian-splatting scenes directly, without needing per-object tracking across frames.
3DV, 2025
Matches LiDAR point clouds and camera images at the voxel/pixel level for cross-modal place recognition at city scale.
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GCPR, 2024
Stylizes 3D Gaussian-splatting scenes in real time, generalizing to new style images without retraining per scene.
IROS, 2022
Combines direct image alignment with sliding-window photometric bundle adjustment for accurate 3D multi-object tracking from monocular video.
ICRA, 2021
Integrates feature-based map relocalization into direct visual odometry at the camera tracking, bundle-adjustment, and pose-fusion stages for globally accurate camera poses.