Hi,
I am a passionate software engineer from Berlin with an interest in web development
Recent projects
German spell checking app with focus on elementary school
A spell checker that is designed to help teachers analyze wrong spelling habits of their students more efficiently.
The Oldenburger Fehleranalyse is an established instrument for diagnosing spelling
errors in classes 1 to 9.
This analysis technique puts spelling errors into different categories and can therefore deliver a more detailed overview of the spelling quality.
This app supports the teacher doing the analysis by automatically categorising each spelling error.
React JavaScript HTML CSS
Youtube time machine
Enjoy the simpler (and dare I say better) times of the most famous video platform. See only videos published before a certain year (e.g. 2010). Receive recommendations based on your picked date. Rate in stars again.
React TypeScript HTML CSS Supabase
Mental Calculation Trainer
Keep your math skills sharp with this simple calculation trainer!
React JavaScript HTML CSS
Portfolio web page for architecture office
Web presence for architecture office with a content management system build from scratch.
React JS HTML CSS Supabase
Access management solution for behavioural authentication
This was my last years project at Hasso-Plattner-Institute. In the final year every student is required to build a project in a team of 5-10 people.
Our project was based on a project that that was done the year before us. These students built an app that can authenticate users solely by their behaviour (e.g. the way they walk, or take their phone out of their pocket). With this new way to authenticate users can access gates to restricted areas (e.g. offices) just by walking to the gate (the phone stores all the information and communicates with the gate). This removes the need for the employee to carry a keycard, which can be a target of theft. Click below to watch a short demo.
The goal of our project was to create an access management platform that is suited to work with this authentication method. An easy to use web application which enables the facility management to set different permission levels for different gates, register new employees/guests and their devices and block access for certain employees/devices if needed.
React JS CSS HTML Express Node PostgreSQL Elasticsearch
Mobile app for shift management application
During my time as a working student at the Berlin Startup SSH Online-Services UG I was tasked to create a mobile app as a companion to their main web application ShiftJuggler
ShiftJuggler is a complete shift schedule management solution for businesses where employers can easily arrange the shifts of their employees. This cuts down time significantly compared to the most common way to manage shifts: Excel.
Cordova Angular JS CSS HTML PHP MySQL
iOS dart game just for funsies
I like darts. I like iOS. Let's combine them to make a quirky game. Tried to make it in 2D and 3D.
Swift
Prototype for an online multiplayer version of the board game “Catan: Starfarers”
I’m a big fan of the board game Catan. I remember my dad buying the first edition back then and we were playing it over and over again. I’m also deeply in love with the variation “Catan: Starfarers” which is basically the same as Catan but set in space: you have to build space ships, discover foreign planets and sometimes fight against other players.
For the normal Catan and some variations it’s possible to play it online against friends or random people. But unfortunately not for the Starfarers game. Therefore I decided to work on an online multiplayer version with Unity.
Unity C#
About me
Born in Berlin and still in love with this beautiful city.
I was born 1994 in Berlin and was always curious to learn right from the start. I guess this comes mainly from growing up with an older brother. We spent a lot of time together in our youth and I was always very competitive and wanted to beat him at everything. I wanted to learn how to get better and stayed up late to learn his tricks. In some cases my training paid off and led me to victory. But often times the age difference and superior knowledge of my brother led to another outcome. But that didn’t held me back from trying again and again.
This mindset helped me a lot in the world of coding. My first interaction with coding was solving questions on Project Euler. I cannot count how often I felt defeated trying to solve the challenges there. But my curiosity to learn helped me through it and I again stayed up late to learn all the tricks. If I didn’t know the answer immediately I would constantly think about it - even in my sleep. Right then I knew that I wanted to pursue a career in Software Engineering and I started to study IT-System Engineering at Hasso-Plattner-Institute. This further fueled my love for coding and all its possibilities. Since then I worked on various small software projects and also gained some experience working in a professional environment.
In my free time I do several things like bouldering, playing snooker, playing guitar or cutting videos.