About
Moritz is an enthusiastic, open-minded and creative aerospace engineering
graduate with a great passion for propulsion systems, aircraft systems and
(hybrid) electric aviation.
Recently, Moritz completed his master's degree in aerospace engineering at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and is now looking for a fitting career entry in order to achieve his goal of making flying more environmentally friendly and helping to make the world a better place. As his most recent academic achievement, Moritz finalized his master's thesis on the topic of: "Modeling and Simulation of a Hybrid Electric Engine Architecture for a Military Flight System" in which he explored, modeled and simulated different propulsion and power supply systems for a military surveillance drone in cooperation with IABG mbH and MTU Aero Engines AG.
During his studies Moritz was also active in a variety of different working student positions. As a working student at IABG mbH in Ottobrunn he specialized on the numerical simulation of civil and military aircraft engines in NPSS (Numerical Propulsion System Simulation) and programming of different calculations and visualizations in MATLAB. He also took part in testing campaigns for future polishing and coating techniques for high-pressure compressor blades for aircraft engines during his time at MTU Aero Engines AG in Munich. These diverse experiences have made him an engineering all-rounder, an adaptable team-player and a fast learner.
Moritz has also lived in New York for four years.
Outside of the professional engineering environment, Moritz enjoys driving and restoring his 1965 Volvo Amazon, managing his small film lab ‘Full Frame Fotolabor’, shooting analog photography and rowing.
Recently, Moritz completed his master's degree in aerospace engineering at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and is now looking for a fitting career entry in order to achieve his goal of making flying more environmentally friendly and helping to make the world a better place. As his most recent academic achievement, Moritz finalized his master's thesis on the topic of: "Modeling and Simulation of a Hybrid Electric Engine Architecture for a Military Flight System" in which he explored, modeled and simulated different propulsion and power supply systems for a military surveillance drone in cooperation with IABG mbH and MTU Aero Engines AG.
During his studies Moritz was also active in a variety of different working student positions. As a working student at IABG mbH in Ottobrunn he specialized on the numerical simulation of civil and military aircraft engines in NPSS (Numerical Propulsion System Simulation) and programming of different calculations and visualizations in MATLAB. He also took part in testing campaigns for future polishing and coating techniques for high-pressure compressor blades for aircraft engines during his time at MTU Aero Engines AG in Munich. These diverse experiences have made him an engineering all-rounder, an adaptable team-player and a fast learner.
Moritz has also lived in New York for four years.
Outside of the professional engineering environment, Moritz enjoys driving and restoring his 1965 Volvo Amazon, managing his small film lab ‘Full Frame Fotolabor’, shooting analog photography and rowing.
