I build software for manufacturing, trade and infrastructure. It started with desktop applications in the furniture industry, today it is web, cloud, the JTL ecosystem and the servers underneath.
My standard is simple: software should take work away, 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. That view has shaped every project I have delivered so far, from machine integrations to a lead scraper.
You talk to the person who writes the code. No layers in between, nothing lost in translation, short decision paths.
My strength
Tell me what the problem is, what the current state looks like and what is needed in the end. I find the right solution for it 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 I stay on it until everything runs. I never promise anything that is not possible, and I am honest with my clients and partners, even when the honest answer is inconvenient.
I am reachable almost any time and work at night in an emergency. And I am young, with a head full of ideas and without the blinkers of "we have always done it this way".
My goal
"Made in Germany" used to be a promise: quality, reliability, decency. In software, little of that is left. A lot is thrown together fast and cheap, as long as it somehow runs.
I want to change that. I build software I put my name behind: done properly, run honestly, made here.
I am young, I do not shy away from work, and I have enough ideas for the years ahead. If Made in Germany is to stand for quality and decency in software again, I start with myself.
Alongside school
During the COVID period I started teaching myself to program. Small tools at first, along with my first experience of server administration. The interest quickly turned into a career choice.
Furniture industry, manufacturing execution systems
The focus was first on desktop applications around manufacturing execution systems. I worked on the full automation of batch-size-one production and built integrations with a wide range of industrial machines. Towards the end of the apprenticeship web work grew: production KPI dashboards and a planning web application that distributes parts across raw boards and calculates the cut for a large saw with the least possible waste.
Furniture industry
Taken on after qualifying. My first project with full ownership was a small production line: automating a CNC machine followed by carton cutting at a packaging plant.
Server hosting project
Contributed to a hosting project, responsible for all software development as well as building and configuring servers and networks in a data centre. NexoVirt has its origin in this period.
Industrial trade, cleaning supplies
Building internal production applications across cloud, desktop and microcontrollers. Alongside that, work on one of the larger German online shops in the sector, integrations with JTL-Wawi, automation of production shipping with cloud and desktop components, and administration of the ERP servers including VMs, backups and databases. This is where I first worked with PHP and JTL development.
Nucez Software
NexoVirt is being built alongside employment. It solves a problem I ran into in practice, and I run it myself.
Self-employed
Nucez Software officially founded. The side project becomes its own offering: custom software, my own products and the operations behind them, for businesses across Germany.
Operated on German servers, no unnecessary third party services, GDPR as a precondition rather than an afterthought.
Readable structure, documentation and tests. Even if you put someone else on it later.
If a project does not make sense in the requested shape, I say so up front, not after the third invoice.
I do not only build, I keep things running. Monitoring, backups and updates are part of the result.
A short message is enough. I usually reply within one working day.