Hi!

My name is Julian, I am a full stack web engineer from Germany.

My mission is to create and develop scalable, beautiful web applications that are actually useful.

I strive for top-notch technology and always try to get the most out of it to benefit users.

If I need something new to complete the mission, I will learn it.

Of course this needs listening, planning and building custom solutions that fit the purpose — not more, not less.

Got your attention? Get to know me better here or dive right into my stack here. An excerpt of my work can be found here.

About me

Never stop learning.

Born in the early 90s, I got my first computer when I was 6. When I played the first video games on it, I was wondering "Somebody must have told the computer what it should do — how does that even work?".

Since then this was the question that motivated me to learn as much as possible about it. My friends continued playing video games — I started to build my own (with mediocre success).

During school I tried to attend every computer science class possible. That made me learn C++ with 12 and Java with 16.

After school, things looked different — my interests changed and I started working in the event industry as a lighting designer. I toured the world with artists, I lit up corporate events and festivals.

But I never forgot about the old times when I tried to figure out how computers work. So in 2016 I started studying computer science to acquire that knowledge once and for all.

In 2020 Covid hit hard. I financed my studies freelancing in lighting design during that time and as the live industry shut down, my profession was useless all of a sudden.

At this point I had already learned the ins and outs of software development. I had no degree yet but I only missed out on math, theoretical computer science and the like. I always was more the hands-on type of guy anyway. So I started focussing on software development, quit university and got myself some dirty hands again.