The awards for the best master's theses of graduates from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Paderborn were presented virtually. achelos is a long-standing sponsoring partner and presented a prize cheque of EUR 500 Euro to Dominik Brennecken. The graduate already completed his master's degree at the end of last year within the standard study period and is now working on his PhD in mathematics in the same faculty.
achelos is a long-standing sponsoring partner of the master's degree graduation ceremony in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Paderborn. "I would like to congratulate Dominik Brennecken for his excellent master's thesis and present him with this cheque for EUR 500. As a local software development and consulting firm, achelos is an attractive employer. We work on exciting future topics in and around the field of IT security and possess a modern organisational structure with a cooperative management style. This is really well received, particularly among students and graduates, and reflects our company's agility," adds Thomas Freitag, CEO at achelos.
Dominik Brennecken wrote his master's thesis on the topic of "Invariant Differential Operators". He is currently also working towards his PhD in the field of mathematics at the University of Paderborn. "I would like to say a big thank you to achelos for the prize money and the recognition. Since taking computer science as a minor subject during my degree, I have always been interested in developing and supporting software," comments prize winner Brennecken.
achelos is a long-standing sponsoring partner of the master's degree graduation ceremony in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Paderborn. "I would like to congratulate Dominik Brennecken for his excellent master's thesis and present him with this cheque for EUR 500. As a local software development and consulting firm, achelos is an attractive employer. We work on exciting future topics in and around the field of IT security and possess a modern organisational structure with a cooperative management style. This is really well received, particularly among students and graduates, and reflects our company's agility," adds Thomas Freitag, CEO at achelos.
Dominik Brennecken wrote his master's thesis on the topic of "Invariant Differential Operators". He is currently also working towards his PhD in the field of mathematics at the University of Paderborn. "I would like to say a big thank you to achelos for the prize money and the recognition. Since taking computer science as a minor subject during my degree, I have always been interested in developing and supporting software," comments prize winner Brennecken.
