Education
Research & systems thinking
M.Sc. Human Computer Interaction
April 2026University of Siegen
B.Eng. Electronics and Communication
May 2022Sri Eshwar College of Engineering
Full-stack engineer with 2+ years of production experience. I take products from the first sketch to the final release — shaping the experience, solving the hard engineering problems, and sweating the details people actually feel. I care about building software that is useful, dependable, and a genuine pleasure to use.
Siegen, Germany · Open to relocation · Full work authorization in Germany
I'm a full-stack engineer with 2+ years of production ownership across backend, frontend, and data. I build complete products: the interface, the API, the relational model, and the pipeline that deploys it. My work spans privacy-first desktop and mobile apps, applied AI, browser-based 3D tools, and the data infrastructure that keeps them reliable.
At ZIMT, University of Siegen, I built and operated an 8+ microservice network-anomaly platform with sub-200ms alert latency, and cut query latency by roughly 40% by redesigning SQL/NoSQL schemas and indexes. Today I work independently on open-source products: Enclave, a zero-knowledge knowledge base with encrypted peer-to-peer sync, and Nexus, a self-hosted learning portal with grounded citations, practice tools and spaced repetition. I also maintain Sentinel and Ratio, and build Weft, Tempo, JournalEdge and other tools that explore how people and agents work with software.
I hold an M.Sc. in Human-Computer Interaction from the University of Siegen. My thesis evaluated AI workflows and the accuracy and efficiency of Figma-to-code tools. That research background shapes how I build: measure, test with real users, and improve the details people actually feel.
Research & systems thinking
M.Sc. Human Computer Interaction
April 2026University of Siegen
B.Eng. Electronics and Communication
May 2022Sri Eshwar College of Engineering
Research-led thinking
AI-Assisted Web Development: Evaluating AI Workflows and Figma-to-Code Accuracy and Efficiency
Design of Hybrid UAV With Multi Rotor Propulsion System
A few principles that show up in every project, whether it is a notes app, a learning portal or a 3D tool.
I start with the user, the constraints and the failure modes. The technology choice comes after the problem is clear.
A useful vertical slice beats a half-finished platform. I prefer a small release that works end to end, then iterate from evidence.
Logs, tests, migrations and rollback paths are part of the feature. If it cannot be inspected or undone, it is not finished.
Remote
University of Siegen (ZIMT), Siegen, Germany
Building Nexus and Enclave
Two open-source products I own end to end: Nexus, a self-hosted learning portal with grounded citations, practice tools and spaced repetition, and Enclave, a zero-knowledge knowledge base with encrypted P2P sync and offline RAG.
Building Weft
An agent-native design canvas: plain-text design files, a browser editor, a CLI, an MCP server and a live bridge — so designers and coding agents can shape the same product.
Maintaining open-source tools
Sentinel (change monitor) and Ratio (Android money manager) — both with CI/CD, docs and security policies. JournalEdge (trading journal) is an early prototype.
Building Tempo
A browser-based 3D volleyball play designer and teaching tool, exported as shareable video from the browser.
Just finished my M.Sc.
Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Siegen (April 2026), with a thesis on AI workflows and Figma-to-code accuracy and efficiency.
Open to opportunities
Full-stack, backend, data and applied-AI roles — happy to chat about how I can help your team.
The products I'm actively building and maintaining — with full case studies for the flagships.
Zero-knowledge notes with encrypted device-to-device sync. No cloud, no accounts.
A self-hosted learning portal that turns anything you read, watch or photograph into knowledge that sticks.
An agent-native design canvas where humans and coding agents edit the same files.
Updated Nov 2026
Author volleyball plays in 3D and teach them from the browser.
Updated Nov 2026
Know when a release, endpoint or dependency changes.
Updated Oct 2026
A practical toolkit shaped by production ownership, PostgreSQL and pgvector data work, applied-AI delivery, and research-driven experimentation.
Deep dives into the engineering behind the projects — the threat models, the retrieval decisions, the research, and the parts that were harder than expected.
Every notes app wants an account and a server. I wanted neither. Here is the threat model, the cryptography, and the hard parts behind a local-first, zero-knowledge knowledge base.
Read postTurning a coach's whiteboard scribble into an animated 3D play and a shareable video, without installing anything. Notes on Three.js authoring, in-browser video export, and designing for the gym.
Read postHow Nexus turns a folder of documents into cited answers — queue-based indexing, pgvector + full-text retrieval, streaming WebSockets, and the retrieval decisions that mattered more than the model.
Read postI'd love to hear from you — whether it's about a role, a project, or just to say hi. I usually reply within a day or two.
Thoughts, philosophies, and quiet revolts. Captured as words.
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