I worked on the Android version of the German Corona-Warn-App. In the beginning, I focused on the UI implementation for version 1.0.0, which was released after only 50 days of development. A few weeks later, I took on even more responsibility and facilitated the development as team lead and scrum master.
A friend of mine thought that we could do something good with our skills whilst raising awarness for NGOs. I set up our work environment: Slack, Google Drive, Google Meet, Website (Nuxt.js, Prismic, Netlify), Airtable, Mailchimp, and IFTTT. Currently, we are shifting our knowledge and task management towards Notion.
Three friends needed to talk quite often about technology. Most of the time it could even be described as entertaining. They were also curious about how a podcast works. So why not start one? The Techmob Show was born. The first season contains eight to ten episodes, eight are published, 10 are recorded. It's like Schrödinger's cat.
Initially I set up the first version of the infrastructure, the focus was getting things done instead of doing it perfectly. Thereafter, I continuously improved the tech stack and introduced tools like Slack, Google Workspace, Zapier and HubSpot to fully leverage the benefits of cloud tools and facilitate the collaboration of more than 100 students.
Together with my colleague, we moved more than 1000 accounts from a simple mail server to Google Workspaces. Similar to this also the member management which had historically grown and only existed in Excel sheets so far, was migrated to EasyVerein. Additionally, we digitalized the expense reimbursement process.
Why bother with Word or a graphics program when creating your CV? Hence, I designed and developed a tool with Vue 3 which takes a JSON and generates a CV from it. It is easy to maintain as new entries can be added to JSON and the CV will be updated automatically.
The Visitorcounter was used to visualize realtime information about visitors movements during SAP recruitment events. The project evolved from a two-man team to a team of designers, backend and frontend developers. While the project team grew, we also continously improved the technology backbone by leveraging Calculation Views on SAP HANA to accumulate the data, building the frontend with Vue.js, and adding the headless CMS Prismic.io.
Schmackofatz is a platform to easily get an overview about lunch offers in your local area. This was part of an university project. We were a group of five and we separated the responsibilities based on our skills, therefore I focused on the concept, UI & UX, and frontend development.
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