During my time at Tune Insight, I was the project lead of the cryptogrpahic library Lattigo, and used the library to research, design, implement and optimize low- and high-level cryptographic primitives, protocols and FHE/MPC-based applications for B2B privacy preserving analytics and machine learning. I also carried out and coordinated state of the art research in the field of lattice based homomorphic encryption in collaboration with external entities.

After a successful master project, mentored by Christian Mouchet, on prototyping a full-RNS FHE library in Go, I was offered to work full time at the LDS as a scientific assistant, with the goal of making my master project into a full fledge library, that could be used in the works of the PHDs of the lab. Over the years our work made this library one of the most renown in the FHE community, with 1k3 stars. It was not long before I started working hand in hand with the PHD students of the lab. During my time in the lab I also worked on privacy laws complaince (due to my law background) and was also a teaching assistant for the privacy enhancing technologies course teached by the lab.