I've been building web and desktop applications since 2021. Most of what I write runs somewhere I am not: an agent on machines I do not own, a dashboard other people run their day from, the system a school moves its money through.
That taught me to distrust the happy path. The connection can drop, so everything has to reconnect on its own. Someone will open the app a second time without noticing it was already running, and two copies doing the same work get in each other's way. Permissions cannot depend on me remembering to apply them in every query, so the rule lives in Postgres and not in the code. The hard part is not building a new feature — it is what happens when that feature fails.
In my free time I like to cook and read mystery, science fiction and thriller novels — big premises, and people who are good at their job.
Pharm-IT GmbH
2021 — Now
Full Stack EngineerGermany · Remote
Freelance
2026 — Now
Full Stack DeveloperRemote