a 22-year old Software Developer. My focus is on business applications, like ERP, CRM and similar systems. I'm especially interested in web-based technologies and mobile applications build with Swift or Flutter, while my favorite
programming language is Java.
I'm home in the wonderful city of Würzburg in Bavaria, Germany, where I'm studying computer science at the Julius-Maximilians-University.
Maven
Python
MariaDB
CloudKit
I don't work with these technologies on a daily basis, but from time to time:
I haven't used those in a while now, but did some projects in the past:
ABAP
SAPUI5
OPL / CPLEX
Arduino
Azure DevOps
Microsoft Azure (Basics)
Responsible for the development of a new software product, in which I also code along using Java, various web-technologies and Swift.
Working with web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP) on the company's own ERP system and online shop, where I developed a few new features (like the creation of 360° images and their display in the online shop). Furthermore, I gave various outdated frontends a fresh coat of paint, which included a mobile-first approach and complete redesign.
I spent my practical phases at the SAP IT division, which takes care of the internal IT of the company. There I worked on a project called "SAP IT Showroom" within the "Next Level IT Lab and Experiences" subdivision.
The team is building up IT Showrooms at SAP locations worldwide to showcase how SAP is transforming into an Intelligent Enterprise with a future workplace. During my time there, we opened the first ever IT Showroom
at the headquarters in Walldorf.
Before the opening, I was involved in creating the frontend for the Stations, using Angular. After the opening, I supported the daily showroom business. That included answering
technical questions of our colleagues, fixing bugs, documenting best practices, coordination with the partially external showroom staff and giving tours for the main showroom, as well as the VR/AR-Showroom.
My main project however became the creation of an e-learning solution to train tour guides for the Showroom, which is globally used by today.
My industrial partner for the studies at the DHBW was SAP SE, where I was located at their headquarters in Walldorf, Germany.
I started my studies at the Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg Mannheim, but quit that degree course after one year, since I was not happy with the quality of teaching there.
Sometimes I decide to publish computer science related notes, that I actually just wrote for myself - maybe they come in handy for someone else as well. You find those here: