Work

Companies & institutions, who have worked with me as a contractor since 2018. I am grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with their teams in creating digital products. As a self-employed software engineer, it is rewarding to me to be part of different working cultures, creating product value every day while also learning from everyone involved at the same time.

Projects

As a software engineer, the most creative work often stays behind the curtains of the companies we're working for. But sometimes, projects are open source. Sometimes it's okay to write publicly about the work. And sometimes, I managed to create an own public project. Here are my main (publicly referencable) projects.

Gliderbase.com

Paraglider comparison website

Document Editor

Drag and drop form document creation tool

Conquery

Drag and drop query creation tool

SiaSearch (prev. 'Redfish')

Video clip filtering tool

Phylotree

Phylogenetic tree explorer

Older projects

Most of the following are either old projects, side projects I've worked on as a student, or quick ideas I've prototyped together with friends. It's a mix! Raw. Unpolished. Just like life.

IKIGAI – theGarden

Purpose discovery toolbox

Minesweeper

Classic game, ported to the modern web

Amp Five

Hierarchical todo app

Star Coordinates

Multi-value CSV visualization tool

Cinesimple

Life is complicated enough

faBRICKaction

Layout algorithm from 3D to Lego

Paper Motivator

Gamification for writing

GFX/UI - Experiments

Experiements with graphics libraries like P5JS

PULSE – ME310

Pull-based advertising concept and app

Kandinsky Questionnaire

Survey on the relationship between color and shape

Prott Blog

Full API-CMS based, multilingual, blogging system

Vocab Training

Learning vocabulary by typing the answers

West or East Berlin

"Am I in former West or East Berlin?"

Secret Section

Collection of links to smaller projects, old and new. Projects that haven't made it into the list above. They're quick experiments, and it's probably hard to understand what they're about. Have fun exploring!