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Lukas Retschmeier

PhD Student in Computer Science @DIKU Københavns Universitet
Hei! Welcome to my little private corner of the internet!

I have recently started a PhD at Providentia at BARC at the University of Copenhagen under the supervision of Rasmus Pagh. My research area is that of Differential Privacy. I am working on improving previous work on privately releasing various graph statistics.

Before that, I worked as a PLM consultant for Atos in my vibrant home city, Munich. During this time, I had the opportunity to contribute my expertise to various international projects in the manufacturing and automotive industries where I led the design and implementation of innovative solutions utilizing the PLM suite Siemens Teamcenter. I am proficient with various technologies and tools, including Java with the Spring Framework, AngularJS, Siemens Teamcenter, and Docker. Furthermore, I supported various tender offerings from a technical side and gained a lot of experience in supervising interns. For a detailed overview of my projects, have a look at my CV. I am a strong advocate of agile methodologies like Scrum.

In my spare time, you can find me playing (beach) volleyball or sitting in front of my piano playing sonatas.

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Research

Undergraduate Projects

Find my personal library here

Materials

Teaching

  • Algorithms and Data Structures, Winter 24, University of Copenhagen: Teaching Assistant / Coordination
  • Discrete Structures, Winter 21, Technical University Munich: Teaching Assistant
  • Optes, 2016 - 2018, Cooperative State University Mannheim (DHBW), Research Assistant

Professional Experience

PhD Student

Providentia · Copenhagen, Denmark
2023 -
Full-Time PhD in Differential Privacy.

IT Consultant PLM

2018 - 2023
Consultancy and active development for clients in the automotive and manufacturing industries in the Teamcenter world.

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Tools I Currently Use

All the tools that make the daily work easier
2024-08-13
2 min read

Hello World

Hi there! I might use this platform to share some interesting things I stumble upon… :)
2023-04-05
1 min read