I am an Assistant Professor in Philosophy at the Philosophy and Law department of the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management.

I work on ethics, meta-ethics, the ethics of information technologies and on personal identity. Please take a look at my papers for a more detailed impression of my research.

I teach in the MPE (Management, Philosophy, and Economics) and the MADS (Master of Applied Data Science) programs at the Frankfurt School. My office hours are on appointment.

With my colleague Christine Tiefensee I organise the annual Frankfurt School Meta-Ethics Conference (Frank Meta). This year's installment of the conference had to be postponed, but you can find more information about the 2017, 2018, and 2019 conferences by clicking on the respective years. I also organise the Philosophy Reading Group at the Frankfurt School.
News​​​​
  • Disagreeing About Who We Are is out at Inquiry.​​
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  • Normative Disagreement: A Functional Account for Inferentialists is forthcoming at Philosophical Studies
  • Epistemic Judgment and Motivation (with Cameron Boult) is forthcoming at The Philosophical Quarterly
  • Betterness of Permissibility  (with Ben Ferguson) is forthcoming at Philosophical Studies
  • Moral Responsibility Without Personal Identity? is forthcoming at ​Erkenntnis.