Dipl.-Ing., B.A.
Over time, I realized that good software isn't just about writing code. It's about understanding what you actually need and building it in the simplest, most effective way. I'm not interested in just making something 'work.' I care about building products that are well thought out, reliable, and genuinely useful. In short: I help you build something that works - and makes sense.
Turning ideas into clear, working products
Building fast, reliable web and mobile apps
Creating simple solutions instead of complex ones
Making sure everything feels good to use
Diploma Engineer in Media and Human-Centered Computing, TU Vienna
Bachelor in Media Informatics, University of Regensburg
Several years of experience building digital products
Technologies I use and master
JavaScript is the foundation of modern web development and the backbone of your tech stack. It enables interactive websites, dynamic user interfaces, and server‑side logic with Node.js. In your business, it serves as a universal language to unify front‑ and backends, ship prototypes quickly, and integrate AI‑powered web apps.
TypeScript extends JavaScript with static types and improves robustness and maintainability. It’s essential for medium and larger projects to catch errors early and ensure long‑term scalability. Especially in an end‑to‑end context, it helps structure complex architectures cleanly.
React is a JavaScript library for building modular user interfaces. I use it to create fast, reusable components for web frontends. Its flexibility and huge community make it ideal for landing pages, MVPs, or SaaS tools with dynamic interfaces and strong UX.
React Native lets you build mobile apps using the same logic and syntax as React. I use it to efficiently ship cross‑platform iOS and Android apps without maintaining separate codebases. It’s a great compromise between cost and performance, especially for prototypes and SMB apps.
Flutter is Google’s framework for native apps with a single codebase. It’s useful when design precision, animations, or performance are key. While it’s outside my main stack, it’s a strong choice for visually ambitious app projects with high UI consistency requirements.
Node.js enables server‑side JavaScript. I use it to build APIs, backends, and automations that integrate smoothly with your frontends. Thanks to its event‑driven model it’s great for lightweight scalable services — ideal for SaaS projects, real-time features, or MVP backends.
Git is version control; GitHub is the platform to manage projects collaboratively. For your business they’re central for tracking changes, keeping history, and offering transparent insights. They form the backbone of professional workflows and CI/CD processes.
Docker runs applications in isolated containers. I use it to keep dev, test, and production environments consistent and to automate deployments. It ensures projects run the same on every server — an important part of an end‑to‑end approach.
Figma is a cloud‑based design and prototyping tool used during concept phases. It lets me design UI layouts, incorporate feedback with clients, and translate mockups into React. It closes the gap between design and development efficiently and visually.
