Given the increasing number of damages in the construction industry, the importance of expert reports and assessments is growing significantly. Civil engineers are more in demand than ever when it comes to analyzing construction defects, identifying the causes of damage, and developing solutions. Their expertise is essential for presenting technical matters in a comprehensible way – both for clients and for courts and insurance companies. Expert reports and assessments are used in various areas:

• Identification and documentation of construction defects: Detailed analyses help clarify responsibilities and ensure evidence preservation.
• Assessment of structural damage: Civil engineers examine whether the damage results from planning errors, poor workmanship, or material failure.
• Mediation and conflict resolution: Independent expert reports help disentangle disputes between clients, construction companies, and insurers.
• Explanation of complex construction tasks for non-experts: Private clients and investors, in particular, require clear assessments of construction processes, risks, and renovation options.
  

Accredited Expert for Geotechnical Damage Cases

Preparation of geotechnical expert reports for courts or state authorities and geotechnical assessments for insurance companies and construction firms in the field of soil stability issues and damage cases.

Guest Lecturer for Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering

Guest Lecturer at ETH Zurich under Professor Dr. Alexander M. Puzrin, teaching undergraduate students in the course "Special Foundation Technologies".

Division Head of Engineering Special Foundation Construction

Head of the Engineering Competence Center for Special Civil Engineering at Greuter AG. Development of the most economical and statically secure solutions for pile foundations or excavation support. Conceptualization, assistance, and optimization of construction projects, both in the tendering and execution planning phases, as well as directly in construction execution.

Civil Engineer specialized in Special Foundation Engineering

Development of in-house entrepreneur variants, structural proofs, technical construction supervision, and professional tendering in special foundation engineering. Supporting companies, planners, as well as clients in the planning and execution of economically optimized and secure excavations.

Master's student in Sustainable Construction

Elaboration of the master's thesis: 'Argumentation for Sustainable Construction' (Grade 5.75). The focus was on comparing various building materials, building certifications, and incentive systems for sustainable construction in the areas of ecology, economy, and social aspects.

Bachelor student and working student

Preparation of the bachelor's thesis: 'Dimensioning and Design of a Cleanroom Ventilation System' (Grade 6.0). The focus was on the technical development of a ventilation solution for a blood plasma fractionation facility, ensuring compliance with the highest standards of air purity and airflow. Additional activities included working as a student assistant in CAD drafting and the construction of industrial plants and building technology.

Member of the Expert Chamber at Swiss Engineering STV UTS ATS

Swiss Engineering STV is a Swiss professional association. It was founded on December 10, 1905, by graduates of the then "Technika" Burgdorf, Winterthur, and Biel, and today, with 13,000 members, it is the largest professional association of certified engineers and architects in Switzerland.

SIA: Individual Member

The Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects (SIA) is the leading professional association for qualified professionals in the fields of engineering, architecture, technology, and the environment. With over sixteen thousand members, the association forms a competent, interdisciplinary network with the central aim of designing a sustainable living environment, all in the spirit of high building culture.

Volunteer Work: Student Exchange

The association was founded in 1971 by former student exchange participants. The members remain connected to the association beyond their time in Australia or New Zealand. Through their volunteer work, they contribute to the life of the association and thus jointly shape the sustainable continuation of the student exchange with Australia and New Zealand.

Volunteer Work: Bridge construction in Sri Lanka

EWB is a nonprofit and independent organization for development cooperation. The registered association assists both through knowledge transfer services to other aid organizations and those in need, as well as on-site assistance in implementing specific aid projects.