Radical-Dreamers started out as a webdesign company, then became a webhosting company, and then became a server and support technology company. At the end we had running service contracts in all three of those domains that significantly helped in covering my tuition fees.
For two years I was teaching a class on rationality, forecasting and decision making at the IT-Schule Stuttgart. I was acting practically as an addition to the teaching staff of the school and my workload was about a third to half of the normal workload for other teachers at the school.
Since summer 2015 I have been working with Effective Altruism Outreach on various projects, including Effective Altruism Global in 2015.
I studied pure mathematics for two years at the university of stuttgart (of a three year degree). I then aborted the degree and started studying at the University of Berkeley. By the end I had the official qualification of about 1.5 years of the degree, but didn't take the exams at the end of the second year.
I am studying Mathematics & Computer Science at UC Berkeley. At this point I have fulfilled most of the requirements to graduate but to not have enough credit, since my european college credit did not transfer.
I was logistics manager for the SPARC summer program, organized by the Center for Applied Rationality and UC-Berkeley.
I interned at Leverage Research helping to organize and coordinate the Effective Altruism Summit 2014.
In early 2015 I organized wrap parties (party as the last chapter of the book was released) for the popular Harry Potter fanfiction "Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality". Over 300 people attended in UC-Berkeley, and over 1000 people world wide.
Over the course of 2013 and 2014 I organized multiple workshops in Europe on rationality and decision making. This included workshops in Berlin and Vienna.