First, I analyze your specific needs and goals to gain a clear understanding of the project. Together, we check your requirements and objectives. I work closely with you and your team to capture all the necessary requirements. Then, I create a detailed system design that defines the architecture, data models, and interfaces. This lays the foundation for a robust and scalable software solution tailored to your company.
In the implementation phase, I turn the system design into functional code. I use modern programming languages and frameworks to develop efficient and maintainable software. I ensure the quality and reliability of the code by applying best practices and design principles. Regular code reviews and tests are integral parts of this process to detect and fix errors early. This way, you can be confident that the software meets your requirements.
After implementation, the software is integrated into your existing IT infrastructure. I ensure that all components work seamlessly together and that the software transitions smoothly into operation. Additionally, I place great emphasis on continuous improvement and optimization. Through regular updates and adjustments, I ensure that the software meets the evolving needs of your company and stays up-to-date with the latest technology. This keeps your business always one step ahead.
30 years ago I wrote my first line of code, installed my first Linux operating system, built my first website. A long time ago. I have always been driven by the curiosity to know how "things" work. I started programming for Linux at the system level or developing websites and Windows tools for friends, just for fun. My servers under my desk were state-of-the-art, which I couldn't say about the available internet connection at the time.
... means learning a lot of programming languages, technologies and methods. But above all it means learning how to use them efficiently to solve specific problems or realize ideas. For me everything is just a tool to achieve the actual goal.
... I am an IT specialist, solution architect, tech lead, software engineer and a few other titles that I can't think of right now. For many people, such labels may be attractive, but I don't really belong to that category. I see myself more as a "solution expert" who knows how to use the right technologies to develop exactly the software or system that fits the framework.
Just to get a rough idea of what is in my toolbox: C, C++, PHP, Java, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Symfony, Spring (Boot), JAVA EE, NodeJS, Git, GitLab, GitHub, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, Docker, Linux (Client/Server), Windows (Client/Server), REACT (Native), Kubernetes, Apache, Nginx, Caddy, FrankenPHP, ...