My professional background and education.
Tech Stack: Spring Boot, Maven, DynamoDB, Terraform, GraphQL, React, Redux, Node.js, Playwright, Easy Batch, Vaadin, APIs (Zoom, Slack), Microservices, Vaadin, Storybook
Methoden: Scrum, Clean Code
Consulting Projects in Industries: Retail and Banking
Maintenance and Extensions within Bank-Specific Applications Tech Stack: Java, Spring Boot, SQL, PL/SQL Procedures, Quarkus, Camel, Keycloak, GitLab, Maven, OpenShift, Kibana, JUnit, Hamcrest, Mockito, Oracle, MS/SQL
Redesign Application for Optimizing Cash Handling Processes Tech Stack: Java EE, JSP, HTML, CSS, JBoss, SQL, Jenkins, GitLab, Maven
Full-time Coding Bootcamp with over 540 hours of programming practice and the development of a web app as the final project (“Property Finder 2.0”)
Curriculum:
For more information about the final project, see here.
Consulting Projects in Industries: Banking and Real Estate Management
Consulting for the Introduction of Microsoft 365 Applications and Migration from Various SharePoint 2013 Applications
Responsibilities:
Tech Stack: Microsoft Teams, Planner, OneDrive, Forms, One Drive, SharePoint 2013, SharePoint Online, PowerAutomate
Consulting for the Introduction of Cloud Applications Process Responsibilities:
Arithnea was at the time a subsidiary of adesso, and our Analytics department was integrated into the parent company.
Consulting projects in Industries: Banking and Pharmaceutical Industry
Extension of the Reporting System for Internal Bank Tool Tasks:
Extension of the Reporting System for Group-wide Consolidation (IFRS9) Tasks:
Migration of Various Reports to New Business Objects Server Tasks:
Creation of Daily Sales Reports for Controlling Tasks:
After my federal voluntary service, I originally planned to study sports science at the German Sport University Cologne. However, due to increased NC requirements, my high school grades were not sufficient, and alternatives at other universities or a long wait time were not an option for me.
So, I began looking for new opportunities. During my voluntary service, I unexpectedly had a lot of accounting tasks, which sparked my interest in business and commercial activities. A business training program thus became the focus – mainly due to its practical nature and the possibility of entering the professional world directly and earning money. I initially put off studying.
However, entering the field proved more challenging than expected: In banking and insurance companies, I received many rejections – possibly due to my academic background. Eventually, I started working in procurement at SBIT.
In the first month, I got the opportunity to accompany one of my superiors to a law firm to support on-site IT activities. Curious and open to new experiences, I immediately agreed – and thus had my first direct contact with corporate IT infrastructure. Topics like client-server systems, email configurations, backup solutions, and networks fascinated me right away.
Shortly after, I was offered to switch to the technical department – a chance that I seized without hesitation. Procurement had turned out to be less challenging for me, while IT immediately captivated me.
From the start, I was involved in demanding tasks and worked in a dynamic environment. Our clients were mainly medium-sized companies, and my daily routine largely consisted of support activities. I am incredibly grateful that some of my colleagues at the time trusted me and supported me with targeted mentoring. Their support allowed me to take on responsibilities quickly – and I was ready to dive deeply into my new role.
Especially excited about tasks beyond mere IT support were:
My time at SBIT was intense, characterized by long working hours but also rich experiences and continuous learning. Looking back, I am grateful for this instructive phase that significantly advanced me both professionally and personally.
During my final years of secondary school, I did not give much thought to my future career. It was only towards the end of this period that I began to seriously consider how I could combine my passion for sports—especially high-performance sports—with a professional perspective. My goal was to support professional athletes in optimizing their performance, which led me to decide to study sports science at the renowned German Sport University Cologne.
To be admitted to this program, an arduous aptitude test is required, demanding extensive preparation. When I became aware of the Federal Voluntary Service position (BFD) at the German Table Tennis Association (DTTB), I recognized it as an ideal opportunity: on one hand, I could gain valuable insights into the work of a major sports federation; on the other hand, it offered me the chance to focus my preparation for the aptitude test.
During my time at the DTTB in Frankfurt, I was able to contribute to various areas and gather new experiences, including:
Parallel to my work at the DTTB, I underwent intensive training to prepare optimally for the Sportwissenschaften aptitude test. My weekly routine included:
At the end of this period, I draw an extremely positive conclusion. The Bundesfreiwilligendienst at the DTTB was a highly instructive and exciting experience for me.
Focus on “International Project Management” (A+) and “International Marketing Strategy” (B)
Module: Concepts of Procedural Programming, Database Management, Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming, Concepts of Script-Oriented Programming, IT Infrastructure, Algorithms and Data Structures, Networks, Operating Systems, Software Engineering (Overall Grade 2.1)
Module: Database Management, Object-Oriented Programming, Networks, Firewalls, Web Technologies like DNS, TCP/IP etc.