01 — About
Computer Scientist & Software Developer
I build software with a focus on efficiency and maintainability — my roots are in geometry and graphics processing, and today I work primarily with TypeScript and Rust.
Professionally, I have spent several years in algorithmic geometry generation for Industry 4.0, building a C++/Qt application to control and visualize these algorithms. I have also worked with Python, C# and Django, and developed a Unity application for the Microsoft HoloLens 2 in a medical context — enabling virtual interaction with real devices in the operating room.
Outside of work, I enjoy running Linux servers with ZFS, designed my first PCB with KiCad, and recently got into 3D printing with Fusion 360.
02 — Projects
A selection of projects — some open source, some not.
Technical lead for the frontend of a medical-grade software platform I have been part of since day one. Agile development with Scrum. Architecture, implementation, code reviews, mentoring, and test automation for a TypeScript/React SPA.
C++/Qt application for controlling and visualising algorithmic geometry generation in industrial manufacturing processes.
Unity application for the Microsoft HoloLens 2 enabling virtual interaction with real devices in the operating room for medical use.
Desktop GUI for FFmpeg built with Rust and the iced framework. Makes video and audio processing accessible without the command line.
Self-hosted movie tracker that watches a directory, enriches metadata via TMDb, and notifies a friend group via Telegram or WhatsApp.
03 — Skills
The stack I reach for most often, and the practices I bring to every project.
Languages
04 — Hobbies
What I do in my spare time — not offered as a service, just genuine curiosity.
I have been organising regular private LAN parties for over 20 years. For the past three years the infrastructure has run on an HP DL360 Gen9 with Proxmox — configured via Ansible, with Grafana monitoring and an OPNsense installation.
I run a home server as a NAS on Linux with the ZFS filesystem — reliable, flexible, and a constant playground for new ideas.
Designed my first PCB with KiCad — a channel switcher that found its place inside a self-built stereo amplifier.
Recently got into 3D printing: designed and printed my first models with Fusion 360.
05 — Contact
Open to interesting projects and conversations. Just send a message.