Software developer by profession. Idea generator by accident.

I'm a software developer from Switzerland who enjoys building things that are not only functional, but actually feel good to use.

Most of my projects start somewhere around:

"wouldn't it be cool if..."
        ↓
small idea
        ↓
slightly overthinking it
        ↓
designing the whole thing
        ↓
building it
        ↓
redesigning it
        ↓
"okay, now it's done"
        ↓
redesigning it again

I like working somewhere between software architecture, UI/UX, practical solutions and ideas that probably didn't need their own application — but got one anyway.

• 📍 Based in Switzerland
• 👩‍💻 Software / Application Developer
• 🎨 Strong interest in UI/UX and interaction design
• 🧩 I enjoy turning real-world problems into software
• 🚀 Usually working on at least one side project
• ✨ I care about the details between "it works" and "this actually feels good to use"
• 💡 New project ideas appear significantly faster than I can build them

C# · TypeScript · JavaScript · Dart · Python · Java

.NET · React · Next.js · Angular · Flutter · Django REST · WinForms

REST APIs · Supabase · Keycloak · SQLite · MySQL · MSSQL

Git · Docker · Unit Testing

I especially enjoy projects involving:

• thoughtful UI/UX
• full-stack development
• mobile and web applications
• clean and maintainable architecture
• creative interactions and interfaces
• useful automation
• very specific solutions to very specific problems
• things that have a little more personality than they technically need

I care a lot about the space between:

"It works." and "I actually enjoy using this."

That usually means thinking about things like visual hierarchy, interaction feedback, responsive behaviour, clean structure and all the tiny details that make software feel polished.

Frontend isn't something I add after the application works.

It's part of the product.

location: Switzerland 🇨🇭

profession:
  - Software Developer
  - Application Developer

brain:
  default_state: "new project idea detected"

interests:
  - UI/UX
  - Full-Stack Development
  - Mobile Development
  - Creative Applications
  - Weirdly Specific Tools

known_side_effects:
  - redesigning things that already work
  - naming projects before building them
  - turning tiny problems into entire applications
  - saying "it's just a small project"

building things
breaking things
fixing things
redesigning things
starting something new before the last thing is finished

Build things that work. Make them maintainable. Make them enjoyable to use. And if there's room for a little personality — use it.