From baking breads & pastries to developing apps & web applications.
Do you want to know more about how I became a software developer or just have a chat, feel free to contact me.
SKILLSET
An overview of technologies I have worked with
Typescript
3+ Years of experience
Javascript
5+ Years of experience
React
5+ Years of experience
Tailwind
2+ Years Experience
Webpack
5+ Years Experience
Python
2+ Years of ExperienceSOFTSKILLS/OTHERS
Other important skills & things I obtainedLanguage Agnostic
Although I worked with several technologies repeatedly over many years I have the ability to quickly learn and adapt to new languages & stacks.Design Knowhow
Not only by working closely together with UX & Design teams but also by using their tools in side projects I obtained useful knowledge on how tools like Figma work.Communication
Working with different departments together and to align design or backend work with client side implementations is an essential skill for me.The big picture
To understand the infrastructure of large scalable applications is for me just as important as fixing bugs and adding new features.Design Patterns
Writing good structured and thought-through code saves a lot of time, I learned this the hard way, now I appriciate Observables, Singletons & Adapters much more.More than just a job
Writing software is more than just a job and necessity for me, after my work is done I work on side projects or learn new things almost daily.Experience
Where and on what I have worked on so farFront End Developer
Gaiyo / Innovactory International
Software Developer
Sevenval GmbH (now Avenga)
Sloppy.io
Front End Developer
About Me
How I turned my hobby into my professionBefore I developed mobile apps & web applications I worked in numerous tech unrelated fields for many years.
I worked in bakeries, hotels, restaurants, even in a cheese factory and as carpenter just to name a few.
Programming was always a hobby of mine since the very first time I got my very own computer somewhen in the late 90s.
Although I knew how to program, during those times it was strictly required to hold a computer science related university degree.