Master's student in Computer Science at Humboldt-Universität Berlin — building at the intersection of education technology, applied AI, and thoughtful software engineering.
I'm a Master's student in Computer Science at the Institut für Informatik, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. My academic work covers software engineering, plugin development for education platforms, and data annotation research.
I've built tools that help students get automated feedback in digital workbooks, explored AI-powered SaaS products, and worked with multilingual text data — always with a focus on things that are actually useful for real people.
I grew up across Cameroon, France, and Germany — three countries, three languages, and a natural curiosity for the spaces between cultures and systems. That background shapes how I think about software: inclusive, pragmatic, and always asking who it's really for.
Developed a plugin architecture for digital workbooks enabling automated, configurable grading of student submissions. The work addresses the challenge of scaling individualized feedback in digital learning environments, integrating grading logic into existing LMS infrastructure without disrupting the educator workflow.
Whether you have a project idea, an internship offer, or just want to say hi — I'm happy to hear from you. Reach out in German, French, or English.