About
I turn curiosity into useful software.
I live in Berlin and work as a software engineer. I’m drawn to developer tools, infrastructure, intelligent workflows, and the craft of making demanding systems feel approachable.
Side projects are where I test ideas.
Outside of work, I build and experiment with side projects, most notably PHPSandbox, an online IDE for PHP. Building it and watching people adopt it has been one of the most rewarding parts of my work.
I care about the long game.
I like turning vague concepts into concrete systems: solving hard problems, shaping the rough edges, and making something more useful than it was yesterday.
I also think the best work needs a sustainable life around it, so family, health, and patience matter just as much as ambition.
It started with watching someone build a website.
In high school, I watched a friend build websites and became fascinated by how code could turn an idea into something people could use. That curiosity led to years of learning, exploration, and eventually a career in tech.
Outside software, I make time for curiosity.
When I’m not coding, you’ll probably find me cycling, gaming, or reading about science. I keep coming back to science because it gives me better ways to understand the world.