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I am a Senior Software Engineer with over 12 years of experience building scalable systems and immersive experiences. My expertise spans backend architecture, cloud-native development, and game engineering. I am currently seeking new challenges in remote-first or fully remote organizations.

Beyond code, I am a published author and a frequent tech conference speaker, including regular appearances at the Kassel Code Meetup. I have been featured on the GoTimeFM podcast and love traveling to conferences to stay ahead of industry trends. When not coding or speaking, I’m out walking my two dogs.

Ludum Dare is one of the oldest and largest game jams in the world, held approximately three times a year. At the start of each event, a surprise theme is announced and participants then have 48 hours (solo Compo) or 72 hours (team Jam) to create a complete video game from scratch — design, code, art, and audio.

All games below were created as Ludum Dare submissions and are freely available on itch.io.

Gocloak — Keycloak REST Client for Go

Gocloak is a full-featured Go client library for the Keycloak REST API. Keycloak is an open-source Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution widely used to secure applications with Single Sign-On (SSO), OAuth 2.0, and OpenID Connect (OIDC).

Gocloak covers the complete Keycloak Admin REST API and provides a clean, idiomatic Go interface for tasks such as:

• Managing realms, clients, roles, and users
• Token introspection and refresh
• Group and role mapping
• Fine-grained permission management via Keycloak’s Authorization Services

The library is actively maintained and used in production by teams integrating Keycloak into Go-based microservice architectures. Contributions, issue reports, and feature requests are welcome.

Speaking & Workshops

I am available for keynote speaking, technical talks, and workshops at international conferences and internal company events. My areas of expertise include:

• Golang: Concurrency patterns, TinyGo for IoT, and high-performance backend systems.
• Software Architecture: Domain-Driven Design (DDD), Monoliths, Microservices, and Event-Driven systems.
• Open Source: Community building and maintainership (Gocloak).

Interested in having me speak at your event or meetup? Get in touch.

Browse the full slide decks for these and other talks — presented as a fullscreen web app built with talkfrontend, my open-source Markdown slide viewer — at talks.noobygames.de.

Creative DIY Microcontroller Projects With TinyGo and WebAssembly

Creative DIY Microcontroller Projects With TinyGo and WebAssembly is a comprehensive guide to microcontroller programming using TinyGo and WebAssembly. Published in May 2021 by Packt, this book contains 322 pages of insightful knowledge and hands-on projects. ISBN 9781800560208.

Explore the world of microcontrollers powered by TinyGo — from blinking LEDs and driving sensors to compiling Go code to WebAssembly. Buy now

What you will learn

• Set up TinyGo for popular microcontroller boards (Arduino, BBC micro:bit, Circuit Playground)
• Interface with sensors, displays, and actuators using idiomatic Go
• Compile Go programs to WebAssembly and run them in the browser
• Build end-to-end IoT projects combining hardware and software

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