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Florian Arbes is a Research Scientist and Doctoral Student at the Institute for Energy Technology since August 2020, focusing on advanced numerical methods and data-driven techniques for reduced order models in computational mathematics. Previous experience includes a role as an M.Sc. Candidate at Siemens, where automation of parameter identification for ice storage systems was undertaken, and a student research project at HLRS, contributing to real-time rendering through GLSL shaders. Florian Arbes also worked as a Project Engineer on the Horizon 2020 project GRIDSOL, developing simulation models for heliostat field performance, and has a robust background in software development and simulations from various roles at sbp sonne. Education encompasses a B.Eng. degree in Gebäude-, Energie- und Umwelttechnik from Hochschule Esslingen and studies at the University of Stuttgart and the University of Oslo.