I got into software development early on – driven by genuine curiosity about how technology works and what can be built with it. Since the age of 14, I have been motivated not just to try out new technical possibilities, but to truly understand them and apply them meaningfully. My studies in Software Engineering at TU Wien deepened this path.
Over the past years I have worked on very different systems: from web platforms and internal tools to ERP and CRM solutions and digital products in startup environments. My own projects around Arties and Ancora were particularly formative – as CTO and Lead Developer, I took technical ownership from the first idea through to launch. My long-standing work on ERP systems has also shown me how important good domain understanding, clear processes, and stable architecture are for sustainable software.
I see myself as a generalist in software development, with a particular focus on complex problem spaces. I enjoy working through unclear requirements, identifying their underlying structure, and turning them into simple, robust solutions. Getting the balance right between speed and quality matters to me: pragmatic enough to move things forward, precise enough to make them last.
What fascinates me most about AI is that it opens up new solution spaces. Many things that seemed barely realistic just a few years ago are now practically applicable. I am motivated by making these possibilities usable at the intersection of product, technology, and business processes – not as an end in themselves, but where they simplify work, make knowledge more accessible, and create real value.
Outside of work, sport is an important balance for me. I enjoy the gym, hiking, beach volleyball, and – whenever possible – kitesurfing. I also love to travel, discover new places and cultures, and learn languages. This joy of exploration carries over into my professional life too: understanding new technologies, making sense of them, and applying them meaningfully.