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Frederik Glitzner is a PhD Researcher and Minerva Scholar at the University of Glasgow School of Computing Science, focusing on algorithmics and complexity in computational problems, particularly matching under preferences. In addition to research, Frederik engages actively in teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate curricula. Prior experience includes leading a staff-student partnership project at the Glasgow Carbon-Conscious Computing lab, a Software Development Engineer internship at Amazon producing a web application for workflow automation, and a consulting internship at BearingPoint working on Information Security projects. As Vice President of GU Orbit, Frederik co-led a team on AI-enabled satellite projects and implemented innovative project management practices. Additionally, Frederik has gained early career experience through roles in IT development and creative content production. Frederik holds a BSc (Hons) in Computing Science and Mathematics from the University of Glasgow and has participated in exchange programs focusing on algorithmics, machine learning, natural language processing, and blockchain studies.