02.2023 – present current minijob
Data & Web Management
Dhillons Irish Pub and Grill
- Automated inventory tracking, website development
- Data-driven sales analysis
- Serving and waiting customers and tables respectively
Phyein Usul · φύειν أصول, roots that grow. A personal website and an archive: my work, notes and simulations kept in one place, the older pieces beside what grew from them.
Physics graduate with expertise in data analysis, modeling, and software development, and experience in the production of energy storage and distribution systems.
02.2023 – present current minijob
Dhillons Irish Pub and Grill
10.2025 – 08.2026
Skeleton Technologies Superfactory, Markranstädt
08.2024 – 02.2025
Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
10.2024 – 01.2025
Saxony International School Reinsdorf
07.2022 – 12.2022 during studies
University of Leipzig & TROPOS
02.2021 – 04.2022 during studies
Faiveley Transport
10.2018 – 09.2019 during studies
Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg
University of Leipzig
Focus: computational physics
University of Groningen
Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg
117 CP
Completed projects, rebuilt in full with their derivations, solver and checks, are on the Portfolios page: the Bachelor thesis on how cloud droplets become rain, and a corrected study of whether a pendulum on a turbine blade can power a sensor.
Ongoing · computational
Completed · computational
Completed · computational
Visualizations of wave mechanics, classical mechanics, and interference, written in vanilla JavaScript, React, and HTML5 Canvas. Each plate opens the live simulation in a new tab. The simulations page lists them all by field, with the question each one answers and a search.
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Constructive and destructive interference from several point sources. Click to add sources and watch circular waves combine into straight wavefronts.
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Chaotic dynamics with adjustable mass ratios, lengths, and initial conditions. Tiny changes in the starting angles produce completely different trajectories.
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The classic experiment, step by step. Adjust slit separation and viewing angle to see how the path difference builds the interference pattern.
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Compare the two kinds of wave propagation side by side. Adjust amplitude, frequency, and wavelength to see how each property shapes the motion.
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Water particles tracing circular orbits as the crest passes through, with the orbits shrinking quickly with depth.
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A multi-wave workbench. Add waves with different frequencies, amplitudes, and phases and watch the resulting sum in real time.
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Rotating complex numbers added tip to tail. Roses, beats and spirographs from a few circles, with live period and symmetry readouts; an audio file can make the arms dance.
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Draw any closed shape; a discrete Fourier transform turns it into spinning circles that redraw it, with Parseval's theorem checking the error live.
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