About Me
Personal
I'm Michael, 40 years old, and I've been living with my wife and our dog in the lovely town of Großburgwedel near Hannover for several years. When I'm not building software, we love being outdoors — whether hiking, in the garden, or spending time with family and friends. I've been playing badminton passionately for over 31 years, and for balance I juggle, slackline or work in the garden. The peace and quiet here is exactly the counterbalance I need to the digital world.
Career
Fullstack Developer
SMAVOO GmbH, HemmingenJava Developer
Dirk Rossmann GmbH, GroßburgwedelFullstack Developer
HaCon Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH, HannoverProcess & Project Manager
Hencke Systemberatung GmbH, LaatzenIT Project Manager
Aditus GmbH, LaatzenIT Consultant
best-blu consulting with energy GmbH, SalzgitterJunior IT Consultant
Triona — Information und Technologie GmbH, MainzEducation
Bachelor of Science — Computer Science
Hochschule RheinMain, WiesbadenAdvanced Technical College Certificate
BBS PeineCertified IT Assistant
Werner-von-Siemens-Schule, HildesheimMy Approach
From concept to implementation, I prefer working in open discussions as equals, where every opinion counts and problems are put on the table early — before they lead to wrong directions or frustration. Because the best solutions emerge where everyone wins: the client, the employer, and the team — that's what drives me.
My greatest strength: understanding complex systems and translating them into comprehensible, maintainable structures.
Writing tests first gives me confidence in the code — and makes refactoring fast and safe.
Through training and active exchange, I've learned the most myself — because dialogue exposes you to different perspectives and deepens your own understanding.
Software must reflect the business domain. I've introduced DDD in many projects, trained my teams in it, and most importantly convinced my clients of its value.
Interests & Passions
Astrophysics
Published own hypotheses on dark matter and dark energy — what if information has physical weight?
Wanting to understand everything. An unattainable goal — but exactly the right one.
Quantum Computing
Research paper during my studies, practically implemented with Google Cirq.
A quantum computer doesn't compute faster — it lets nature take a shortcut that doesn't exist classically.
Artificial Intelligence
Several self-built neural networks, including digit recognition and point classification.
The line between acting intelligent and being intelligent is getting blurrier. What makes the difference isn't computing power — it's context.
Sports & Hobbies
On the badminton court for over 31 years, hiking with the dog, gardening, slacklining and juggling.
Digital complexity and physical simplicity — this balance keeps me grounded.