Dr. Agnes Poks

Postdoctoral Researcher · TU Wien
agnes.poks@tuwien.ac.at · ORCID: 0000-0002-0276-4552

CV

Research appointments, industrial experience and education.

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Professional Experience

Aug 2025–present

Postdoctoral Researcher · TU Wien

Technical Dynamics and Vehicle System Dynamics. Machine learning, digital twins, control-oriented modelling and experimental validation.

Mar 2023–Jul 2025

Project Assistant · TU Wien

Technical Dynamics and Vehicle System Dynamics. Vehicle-state estimation, motorcycle safety and collaborative industrial research.

Aug 2019–Feb 2023

Project Assistant · TU Wien

Control and Process Automation. CONSERVE, DiNaMiC, KEYTECH4EV and VARI-SPEED II; control development, modelling, validation and project responsibilities.

Feb 2015–May 2019

Software Engineer · ZIEHL-ABEGG SE

Sensorless motor control and position estimation; embedded C/C++, algorithm integration, testing and transfer into series products.

Jul 2011–Feb 2015

Working Student, R&D · ZIEHL-ABEGG SE

MATLAB/Simulink models, microcontroller and fieldbus programming, measurement and software test procedures.

Feb–Oct 2012

International Internship · Shanghai

ZIEHL-ABEGG: design and commissioning of an automated magnetization system for EC rotors.

Education & Vocational Training

Academic Service & Mentoring

Teaching & Supervision

I teach and supervise student work in control engineering, mechanics and vehicle dynamics. My responsibilities include course organization, teaching and exercise sessions, examination preparation, and scientific supervision.

Courses

Fundamentals of Automatic Control

Course organization, exercise sessions and preparation of examinations.

2019–2021

Digital Control

Course organization, exercise sessions and preparation of examinations.

2022

Mechanics of Solid Bodies 1

Course organization and teaching in mechanics.

Mechanics of Solid Bodies 2

Course organization and teaching in mechanics.

Special Problems of Vehicle Dynamics

Teaching and guidance on vehicle-dynamics problems.

Thesis, Project & Laboratory Supervision

4 Master’s theses · 2 Bachelor’s theses · 5 undergraduate research mentees

Supervision snapshot reported in the revised FWF application; counts are not added across CV versions.

Earlier documented supervision, July 2021–February 2024

2 seminar papers, 1 project, 1 individual laboratory exercise, 2 Bachelor’s theses and 1 Master’s thesis. These overlap with later records.

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