For as long as I can remember, I've been described as an "atypical nerd". The reason for this is my quite diverse personality. On the one hand, intellectual growth, with a particular interest in natural science, is very close to my heart. I started having this interest from a young age on and continue to use it until this day. Be it as a passionate mathematician or hobby quantum mechanic. In addition, the application and sharing of my knowledge and skills was always important to me. Early on I became a committed team leader in school and extracurricular projects. However, I also have a completely different side. The atypical aspect of being a nerd comes in the form of communication skills, extroversion and creativity. Besides my interest in theory, I am a fan of practice. Early on I developed a fascination for visualizing content through graphic design, film editing, and using various computer programs. Nowadays, I understand the label I was given, am aware of it's potency, and am ready to use the skills that come with it.