Research for new electric motor manufacturing (Evaluating different materials, component geometries, communication with potential manufacturers, prototyping). Set up and maintenance of test bench for motor wiring with MATLAB. Design of various components with Autodesk Inventor. Support in prototype development.

Support for numerical model development in snow and permafrost research, data evaluation and field measurements.

Responsible for the accumulator and mechanical motor design of the 2017 car "pilatus". The car is part of the 3rd year bachelor program of the ETH Zurich where the goal is to design, manufacture and assemble a smaller version of a formula 1 race car in one year. The car is driven completely electric with a 4WD and hydraulic suspension system. With it's approximately 179kg and 4x38kW power the car reaches 0-100 Km/h in under 3 seconds. The car was then validated at various formula student race events, the biggest engineering competition of the world, resulting in FS East 11th place, FS Austria 1st place, FS Germany 2nd place and FS Spain 1st place.