About Me.

From History to Technology

I started my education in a completely different field than usual for my work. With a degree in History from the University of Vienna, I learned to think critically, understand complex systems, and communicate clearly. I also spent nine years in the aviation industry, where I worked across operations, customer service, and event logistics. These roles taught me how to handle complexity under pressure, work in structured environments, and stay adaptable.

In 2021, I shifted my focus to technology. I taught myself how to code and became interested in blockchain and web3. Since then, I have grown into a full-stack developer with a focus on building useful tools and applications. You can view my projects on the projects page.

How I Think About Technology

Technology should serve people. My background in the humanities taught me to look beyond the surface, to question assumptions, consider context, and think in systems. These habits influence how I write code, design user flows, and choose which problems to solve.

Blockchain, in particular, interests me because it challenges conventional models of ownership and infrastructure. But technical innovation alone isn't enough, as what matters is how these tools are applied. I focus on creating systems that are well-structured and solve a real-world purpose.

What Drives My Work

I care about building things that are thoughtful and durable. I am motivated by clarity, no matter if that is simplifying a complex idea, refactoring a messy codebase, or writing documentation that helps others. I value precision, long-term thinking, and honest collaboration.

My professional mission is to help shape a more open, responsible web. I share my ideas publicly on my blog, where I write about development, tools, and technology's broader role.

Skills and Experience

I work across the full web development stack. On the frontend, I use TypeScript, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS to create fast and responsive interfaces. On the backend, I work with PostgreSQL, Node.js, and RESTful APIs. In the blockchain space, I build with Solidity, Hardhat, and Foundry.

My skills are backed by practical project experience and formal credentials. For a detailed overview, visit the certificates page or browse my projects to see how I apply this knowledge in real-world contexts.

Smart Contracts

Solidity

HardHat

Foundry

Blockchain

TypeScript

JavaScript

Next.Js

React

SQL

Interests and Next Steps

I'm focused on building tools and systems that support transparency, collaboration, and thoughtful innovation. If you would like to exchange ideas or anything else, you are welcome to get in touch here.