I'm a Germany-based software engineer who excels at building digital experiences. Currently, I'm an engineer at diva-e focusing on building scalable and highly performant digital products.
Since beginning my journey as a software engineer approximately 4 years ago, I've done some freelance remote work, worked full-time in small to medium-sized companies, and additionally, have worked on personal projects continuously. Being a self-taught engineer, helped me learn to perpetually work on improving my skill set. Combined with my passion for trying out and creating new things, it is only natural that I have spent most of my time dedicated to coding so far. And It has paid off! Up to this point I have worked with most modern web development tools, languages and, frameworks. Therefore, I am confident in my competencies and can assure creating and maintaining high-quality code bases by following the industry's best practices and using adequate technologies. Among the people I have worked with so far I am known for my efficacy and also for the depth of my technical knowledge.
diva-e is a software development service provider. The company focuses on creating digital experiences that enhance customer interactions. My role mainly revolves around creating and improving front-end codebases yet, I also have had the opportunity to make use of my back-end expertise. Not only have I worked in agile teams, but I have also led projects myself.
Here are some projects I've worked on recently. You would like to see more? Email me.
Malai Herbal is a B2C eCommerce that was build using the static site generator Gatsby in combination with Netlify CMS and AWS's cloud infrastructure. Products are fully manageable using the protected CMS which will be sourced by Gatsby with zero downtime.
The to-do application was built with the intention to learn Angular, Material UI TypeScript, and RxJs. New features such as service workers and a RESTful backend based on Node and MongoDB are being currently implemented.
Monify is an expense tracker Electron application that started as a side-project to learn more about native App Development. Currently, the app works with macOS and Windows. To get familiar with cross-platform development for mobile apps, I have utilized Flutter in a different project which can be found here.
HowToWebDev is a side-project that started with the idea in mind of getting familiar with static site generation, server-side rendering, and CD/CI. The blog is built utilizing React, Gatsby, Jest, and Jenkins. New articles are being released by creating markdown files and pushing them to the GitHub Repo.
Feel free to contact me to discuss your needs or partnership opportunities.