I am a third-year Nanobiology student at TU Delft with a strong interest in sustainability, renewable energy, and hydrogen technologies. Throughout my studies, I have become particularly interested in thermodynamics and how engineering can contribute to the energy transition.

At Forze, I will be working as a Fuel Cell and Cooling Engineer, contributing to the development, integration, and testing of the fuel cell system, the core of the hydrogen powered race car. Together with the rest of the team, I’ll help optimize the system’s performance, efficiency, and reliability while ensuring it operates safely under demanding racing conditions.

What excites me most about this role is getting to work on the fuel cell system. I’ve always been fascinated by how hydrogen can be converted into electricity to power a vehicle with only water as the by-product. Being able to contribute to the development and optimization of such an innovative system while applying the concepts I’ve learned throughout my studies is something I’m really looking forward to!