Bjarne Fomferra

Application developer, owner of Nucez Software

Bjarne Fomferra

I build software for manufacturing, retail and infrastructure. It started with desktop applications in the furniture industry, today it is web, cloud, the JTL ecosystem and running the servers underneath.

My standard is simple: software should take work off your plate, not create new work. That is why every project starts with the process, not the technology. Only once it is clear what should happen do I decide what to build it with.

I come from automation. If a task is done by hand three times, it is a candidate for software. With me you talk to the person who also writes the code. No intermediate layers, no translation losses, short decision paths.

Qualification
Certified Application Developer (IHK 2024)
Based in
Germany
Focus
Custom software, web design, automation, operations
Own product
NexoVirt
Languages
German, English
  • 2020 Building software since then
  • 1 Contact who also writes the code
  • 100% Code and docs are yours in the end
  • ∞ Cups of coffee

I find a solution. Always.

Tell me what the problem is, what the current state looks like and what is needed in the end. I find the right solution and implement it. Not the fastest one that happens to fit, but the one that actually fixes the problem.

I do not shy away from work and stay on it until everything runs. I do not promise what is not possible, and I am honest with my clients and partners, even when the honest answer is uncomfortable.

I am reachable almost any time and, in an emergency, work at night too. And I am young, with a head full of ideas and without the blinkers of "we have always done it this way".

I find a solution. Always.

Made in Germany should mean something again.

"Made in Germany" used to be a promise: quality, reliability, integrity. In software, little of that is left. A lot is thrown together quickly and cheaply, as long as it runs somehow.

I want to change that. I build software I put my name to: done properly, run honestly, made here.

I am young, I do not shy away from work and I have enough ideas for years to come. If Made in Germany should stand for quality and integrity in software again, I start with myself.

Made & hosted in Germany
Made in Germany should mean something again.

Data stays in Germany

I run your application on servers in Germany and deliberately avoid third-party services that send data abroad without need. For me, GDPR is the starting point, not an annoying obligation at the end.

Where an external component genuinely makes sense, I choose it based on privacy and contract and make clear what flows where. That way you keep control over where your data lives.

Data stays in Germany

Career

  1. from 2020

    Self-taught start

    During the coronavirus period I started teaching myself to program. First small tools, alongside them my first experience with server administration. The interest quickly turned into a career choice.

  2. 2021 – 2024

    Apprenticeship as application developer

    Furniture industry, manufacturing execution systems. First desktop applications around MES, working on the full automation of batch-size-one production and integrations with industrial machines. Later web: production KPI dashboards and a scheduling web app that calculates the cut on a large saw with minimal waste.

  3. 2024

    Software Engineer

    Furniture industry. Hired after graduation. First independent project: a small production line, automating a CNC machine with subsequent cardboard cutting on a packaging system.

  4. 2024 – 2025

    Software development & infrastructure

    Server hosting project. Responsible for all software development as well as setting up servers and networks in the data center. The idea for NexoVirt comes from this time.

  5. since 2025

    Software Engineer

    Industrial trade, cleaning technology. Internal production applications in cloud, desktop and on microcontrollers. Work on one of the larger German online shops in the sector, JTL-Wawi integrations, automation of production shipping, and administration of the ERP servers including VMs, backups and databases. My first contact with PHP and JTL development.

  6. since 2025

    Own product

    Alongside employment, NexoVirt is taking shape. It solves a problem I encountered in practice, and I run it myself.

  7. 2026

    Founding Nucez Software

    Self-employed. The side project becomes an offering of its own: custom software, own products and the operations behind them, for businesses across Germany.

Tell me what is not working for you.

Describe in a few sentences what it is about and what is missing today. The more concrete, the more useful the answer. First response usually the same day.