Dr. Fabian Bodoky

Helping companies to improve their procurement and sourcing, I am working across industries and categories. Among others, I have worked in the services and pharma industries, and source several categories, e.g. within IT and IT services, transport, fleet, marketing etc.

Advising the top-management of a wide range of clients on strategic questions. I have built extensive experience in cases around technology, IT and sourcing, and worked in a wide range of industries, especially in consumer goods and retail, as well as on several due diligences. Apart, I was an active contributor to BCG's IT Sourcing community and have been participating in various business build activities, such as proposals and presentations of BCG and its knowledge at prospective clients.

I was responsible for identifyinig and contacting potential suppliers of digital data in Hungary, France and Spain (using my skills in those languages). I had to perform a first assessment of the data the suppliers were able to deliver (scope, coverage, quality etc.), and prepare subsequent negotiations.

The task was to develop, facilitate and complete various research projects in theoretical nanophysics, resulting in my successfully defended PhD thesis. My research combined the two disciplines of solid-state nanophysics and quantum computing. I was responsible for all stages of projects, from defining the problem, modeling the systems, obtaining mathematical results to formulating concrete suggestions for further research.

For the leading private school of the Basel region, I was teaching mathematics, physics and chemistry. The age of our regular students was between 10 and 16. This included both tailor-made reinforcement classes for individual students, as well as preparatory classes to prepare the high school entrance exams in small classes.

The unifest01 was the first large event in years of the University and the student body to improve their image in the public. My main task (together with three co-organizers on the board) was to organize a party for about 3500 visitors - but to also show the width and depth of research and teaching performed at the university. We came up with a dual concept, on one hand organizing a party with concerts and bars, on the other hand involved and motivated students of many disciplines to present their subject.

Internship in the IT unit of the first Swiss online trading platform. My duties were to perform network installations, including a test network for the evaluation of new software; I participated in the help desk offering IT-support for employees; and I did some programming for automatizing the telecommunications expenses analysis. Besides, I had the opportunity to join the back-office team for a short period.

Redesigned and regularly updated the webpage of the Swiss chapter of IAMANEH, the International Association for Maternal and Neonatal Health, an NGO focusing on health and education issues of women, especially mothers, in Africa and around the world. The focus was to inform the public about current projects and develop features for immediate donation.

Graduating with a thesis entitled "Entanglement in Solid-State Nanostructures". Attended several conferences, where I presented my results and interacted with international researchers. Won a prize at the Heeg Meeting and was awarded the Casimir Summer School Grant of the Casimir Research School.

Exchange term, visited advanced graduate courses Collaborated under a History of Physics project under the supervision of Prof. Katalin Martinas

Exchange year, attended advanced undergraduate and first-year graduate courses. Became involved in the local SPS chamber and contributed to their outreach activities for schoolchildren. Wrote a paper entitled "The Swiss influence on the American Revolution and Constitution".

Theoretical Physics