I've been building my own projects alongside school for about four years. Started with game servers and automation, now also web projects and workflows that hold up in a team and can grow over time. What matters to me is that what I build actually makes someone's day easier.
Besides IT, I play competitive water polo, and have done since I was nine. Among other things, I placed second at the German Championship. Water polo is a team sport, you quickly learn to rely on each other and work together under pressure.
What I'm building
From small data flow automations to larger web and management systems, the range is wide and the standard stays the same. It starts with a conversation about which processes exist and where they get stuck. Out of that comes a plan that states what will be built, and why, before the first line of code.
What I offer
Websites, web apps and dashboards. They share servers, databases and tools with whatever is already running. From concept through frontend and backend to operation.
Linux servers, networks and advice on the right hosting. Set up so that things can be added later without rebuilding everything.
Tasks that repeat every day are handled by a script here. From watching a single server to entire process chains.
Technical consulting, a look at existing architecture, planning together. Not every problem needs code right away, sometimes the right assessment is enough.
How I work
Once the plan is set, development starts with a solid foundation that grows step by step. Progress goes out early, while changes are still cheap.
Background
Tech Stack
A selection of technologies and tools I use regularly. Click a tile for a short explanation.