I study how modern software systems can remain reliable as they grow increasingly complex. My research focuses on software quality attributes such as security, reproducibility, compatibility, and performance, particularly in software ecosystems, supply chains, and agentic AI systems. I combine large-scale empirical studies with data-driven methods and program analysis to understand failures and develop techniques that make software systems more dependable.

I am a postdoctoral researcher in the ZEST research group at the University of Zurich. I hold a PhD in Computer Science from Delft University of Technology, where my research focused on software supply chain security. During my PhD, I worked on the European FASTEN project under the supervision of Dr. Sebastian Proksch, developing scalable techniques for analyzing software dependencies and their impact on downstream software.