About

I started coding because software engineering has always fascinated me. That interest eventually led me to study at the University of Applied Sciences in Hagenberg while working full-time, where I built a solid foundation in both the theory and practice of modern software development. Today, I design and implement solutions with .NET, Angular, React, and Azure, focusing on clean architecture, long-term maintainability, and performance at scale.

I’m drawn to work where architecture matters and where quick fixes tend to create bigger problems later. I build systems that remain clear and predictable over time — well-defined domain boundaries, stable APIs, and designs that scale without accumulating hidden complexity. I’m comfortable making firm decisions when they improve clarity and reduce risk. I also have a strong interest in practical AI applications, especially where they support engineering work or improve developer workflows without compromising architectural integrity. My aim is straightforward: create foundations that teams can trust.

I work best in environments that value direct communication and senior-level autonomy. In code reviews, I focus on architectural intent, naming, and long-term impact rather than stylistic details. When a project runs into serious issues, I approach it with calm structure — isolate the problem, stabilize the system, and communicate clearly so everyone knows what’s happening. I look for teams that take ownership, communicate openly, and engage in constructive technical discussion.

Outside of work, I spend a lot of time on two wheels — mountain bike, motorbike, or road bike, depending on the day — and I regularly participate in competitions. I also train at the gym and stay active in endurance sports. When I’m not doing that, I’m usually exploring new technologies or looking into how AI can meaningfully support engineering. Staying curious and pushing myself, both physically and technically, is a constant for me.