In my role as Ground Segment Engineer, I was responsible for setting up and maintaining the control rooms for some of the projects MUSC was responsible for, among them Philae, the first ever comet lander onboard ESA's Rosetta space probe, MASCOT, an asteroid lander onboard the Japanese Hayabusa2, and HP³, the German contribution aboard NASA's InSight Mars lander. Apart from maintaining the client computers in the control room, I was also responsible for the telemetry reception and processing software and contributed to its further development. I also developed software for operating the ground reference models operated as part of the ground segment to support testing of operations procedures.

During my time at university, I worked part-time as a helpdesk attendant and NOC operator at TNG. I was responsible for supporting customers with their Internet access problems, as well as monitoring TNG's and their customer's server and networking infrastructure and fixing or escalating issues to the second level support.

I had this position during and after high school. I started off supporting other engineers working on maintaining the customer systems we were responsible for, but soon graduated to work on my own, setting up workstations, servers, and entire networks. I also started out in the world of software engineering during that time, creating small applications for customers.

As ropa expanded into the new segment of cinema systems, I was granted the opportunity to start off building a prototype of a digital cinema system that was supposed to replace conventional cinema projection systems. After initially working on both hard- and software, I later focused solely on the software and customer side, as well as special events.