Alexandre Kessler

I am a mechanical engineering from Technical University of Munich (TUM), passionate about creating positive social, economic, and environmental impact through engineering and business solutions. I just finished my bachelor's thesis on electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) for quality control of lithium-ion batteries, a topic that combines my interests in renewable energy, electrochemistry, and data analysis. Meanwhile, I have already started my masters in mechatronics, robotics and biomechanics at TUM. Besides my studies, I have also gained practical experience in entrepreneurship and project management. I founded Weinkessler, a small distributor that brings wines from small Catalan wineries to the German market, leveraging my cultural and linguistic background and my network of contacts. I also work as a project assistant at Glassic, a startup that develops a reusable bottle system in Thailand to fight plastic pollution, where I support the product development team. Through these experiences, I have developed skills in leadership, collaboration, communication, and innovation. My present objective is to successfully complete my master's program in mechatronics, robotics and biomechanics. Additionally, I aspire to further enhance my academic pursuits by pursuing a master's degree in business administration. This dual focus on technical expertise and business acumen aligns with my broader professional ambitions and will contribute to a well-rounded skill set, allowing me to make meaningful contributions in the field of automation, artificial intelligence, and sustainability. I am always open to new opportunities and eager to learn from others who share my vision and values. In my free time, I love doing sports like skiing, volleyball, scuba diving, and Tennis. Traveling and hanging out with friends from around the world are also high on my list. It's this mix of staying active and exploring different cultures that keeps my personal journey interesting and fulfilling.