Hi, I'm Felix T.J.

Researcher & Software Engineer at TUM

Software engineering education researcher at the Technical University of Munich. Building tools for developer learning, mentoring, and agile teams.

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Hephaestus

May 2024

Process-aware mentoring platform for agile software teams. Code review gamification, conversational AI mentor, and best practice analysis.

TypeScriptJavaSpring BootReactLangGraph +1

Artemis

Apr 2023

Interactive learning platform with automated assessment serving thousands of students. Maintainer of the Hyperion AI authoring module.

JavaAngularSpring BootSpring AIPostgreSQL

EduTelligence (Athena)

Apr 2023

Athena is the automated assessment component of EduTelligence, a suite of AI services for the Artemis learning platform. I designed the modular architecture and built feedback generation for text exercises.

PythonFastAPILLMLangChainDocker +1

Recent Projects

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Financial Health Initiative e.V.

Migrated and manage the website for Financial Health Initiative e.V., a nonprofit improving financial health in Germany.

Feb 2026

PECV-bench

Benchmark for LLM-based detection of cross-artifact inconsistencies in programming exercises. 91 variants, 93 labeled issues, multi-model evaluation.

Oct 2025

Artemis CodeStats

Interactive analytics dashboard for tracking code metrics, technical debt, and codebase evolution in the Artemis learning platform.

Apr 2025

Apollon

Web-based UML editor for education. Leading the Apollon 2 rewrite with real-time collaboration, canvas rendering, and mobile support.

Jan 2024

felixdietrich.com

Personal portfolio and project showcase built with SvelteKit, Tailwind CSS, and Cloudflare Workers.

Oct 2023

Publications

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Koli Calling '25 2025

LLM-Based Multi-Artifact Consistency Verification for Programming Exercise Quality Assurance

Felix T. J. Dietrich, Yuchen Zhou, Tobias Wasner, Stephan Krusche, and Maribel Acosta

DOI: 10.1145/3769994.3770042

FSE Companion '25 2025

Direct Automated Feedback Delivery for Student Submissions based on LLMs

Maximilian Sölch, Felix T. J. Dietrich, and Stephan Krusche

DOI: 10.1145/3696630.3727247

About

I'm a software engineering education researcher at the Technical University of Munich, focusing on how developers learn to participate effectively in agile teams.

My work centers on building tools that scaffold newcomers through their first contributions, reduce cognitive load, and support self-regulated learning with AI mentoring.