Dr. Thilo Weghorn

(1) Online non-profit platform to support digitization of COVID-19 affected SMEs (HTML, Wordpress) (2) Responsible for fund-raising, technical implementation, and business development

(1) Consulting BLP Digital (ETH spin-off) for automation of AI-based pay-to-purchase processes (2) Responsible for market and pricing strategies

Research topics: (1) Analyzing RBAC policies of a Major Swiss Bank (Z3, Java) (2) Mining ABAC policies from Log-files (Python) (3) Developing and verifying a bandwidth reservations algorithm to prevent DDoS attacks (Python) Responsibilities: (1) Supervision of bachelor and master students (2) Teaching assistant for security engineering and introductory courses (Java, Matlab, SQL, Python) (3) Teaching coordinator for managing the teaching of all research assistants in our institute

(1) Scientific advisor to the security architecture core team (2) Analyzing access control policies of the access control system for potential vulnerabilities (SQL, Z3) (3) Mining of policies from log-files to provide policy change analysis (Python, SQL)

(1) Analyzing the market development for media, Internet, and communications in North America (2) Preparing lecturing notes and updating economical metrics for a book release

o Development of a marketing campaign o Preparation of the market launch of a semantic search engine

(1) Preparation and structuring of companies’ data for statistical analysis (SPSS) (2) Translating clients’ demands into research questions

(1) Keyword research for search engine optimization of major online businesses (Google Analytics) (2) Text production at the online editorial department

• Analyzing RBAC policies of a Major Swiss Bank (Z3, Java) • Mining ABAC policies from Log-files (Python) • Developing and verifying a bandwidth reservations algorithm to prevent DDoS attacks (Python)

Interdisciplinary program in trend research, product development and entrepreneurship, GPA 1.8 (B)

Thesis: “Study on Program Extraction from the Cauchy-Euler Approximation in MINLOG”, GPA 1.4 (A)

Thesis: “Verwendung klassischer Schlussweisen in der konstruktiven Analysis”, GPA 1.1 (A)