I’m an ’80s kid who grew up with the C64 and the early internet, so exploring new technology has always felt natural to me. I got into AI early, and today I use it to bring ideas to life faster — from design to working code — while keeping control of the system and final quality.

I look for balance between people, needs, and goals. The best solutions feel clear, considered, and create value for everyone involved.

I try to approach problems with fresh eyes, question assumptions, and look at the bigger picture to understand whether there might be a better way.

It makes me happy to move projects forward, solve problems along the way, find good solutions together, and end the day knowing we’ve created something meaningful.

Growing up in the Erzgebirge, surrounded by woodcraft and craftsmanship, has shaped who I am today. I’m happiest when I can turn an idea into something real, whether on screen, with wood, behind the camera, in the kitchen, tinkering with bikes, or while solving everyday problems or planning life.

I love making complex things feel simple, using psychology and empathy to reduce friction and create tools people can understand, trust, and genuinely enjoy.

I believe the best work happens in cross-functional teams. I try to create an environment where people can speak openly, challenge ideas, stay constructive, and enjoy working together.

I think things through and care about quality. But I’ve also learned to be happy with a good 80% for now. Getting an idea out, testing it, and learning is often better than perfecting it for too long.