Portfolio 2026 — sharpening pencils, sketching the interface.
000Self-taught engineer building precise, performant systems — from .NET backends to motion-rich interfaces.
Software, technology and hardware have pulled me in since childhood. Twelve years later that curiosity has become a craft — self-taught, deliberate and driven by a simple fact: I build because I want to. Passion, curiosity and the ambition to understand every project down to the last detail.
Self-taught since day one. Obsession does the teaching.
C#, .NET and C++ — typed, tested services and APIs built to survive production, not just the demo.
Next.js and React applications with edge performance, clean architecture and zero tolerance for jank.
GSAP, WebGL and Three.js — interfaces that feel alive without sacrificing a single frame.
PostgreSQL, Prisma, Docker and Kubernetes — reproducible environments and pipelines that hold.
Building software since childhood.
Technologies used in real projects.
Self-taught. No shortcuts taken.
A selection of projects — from content platforms to systems tooling. Each one built to be understood down to the last detail.
Design, build and ship through a deliberate loop. No black boxes — just pure logic, typed end to end.
Every build starts on paper and in Figma — structure before syntax.
Contracts from database to UI. If it compiles, it usually works.
Playwright and unit coverage on the paths that matter.
Vercel previews on every push. Production is just another branch.
Not a methodology. Just the three constraints every project gets held against.
I don't ship code I can't explain. Every dependency, every abstraction — understood down to the last detail, or it doesn't go in.
[Depth over speed]The easing curve, the empty state, the error message at 3am. Users can't name them, but they feel every single one.
[Craft]A beautiful interface at 24fps is a broken interface. Budgets are set first and defended like an API contract.
[60fps or rethink it]Long-form thoughts on software, tooling and the developer world. Written when something is actually worth writing down.
No schedule, no funnel — just notes that earned their place.
Everything you might want to know before reaching out. Can't find an answer? Just write me.
A self-taught software engineer from Germany with twelve years of curiosity turned craft — strongest in C#/.NET and the modern TypeScript ecosystem.
Web platforms with Next.js and React, backend systems with .NET and Node, and the infrastructure underneath — databases, containers, pipelines.
I design in Figma and in code. Motion, layout and typography are part of the engineering, not an afterthought handed over the wall.
Open to interesting projects and collaborations. The fastest way to find out is a short email — I answer quickly.
Send a few lines about what you're building. You'll get an honest assessment of whether I'm the right person for it.