Architecture first
I like designing a system before writing it: clear boundaries, explicit contracts, and decisions I can still explain a year later.
About me
I write software for a living, mostly around Kiel, Germany. Most of my work lives in C#, with detours into Nix, Rust, and whatever the problem actually calls for.
Outside work I'm a person who starts more side projects than any one human reasonably should. Put plainly: I'm literally just a girl.
Backend
Most of what I enjoy building lives behind the interface: shaping systems rather than surfaces, how the pieces fit, where the boundaries go, and what happens when something breaks.
I like designing a system before writing it: clear boundaries, explicit contracts, and decisions I can still explain a year later.
They're a tool, not a default. When a service genuinely deserves to stand on its own I'll split it out; when it doesn't, I won't.
I'd rather own the path to production: CI/CD that builds and ships on every commit, and Kubernetes, even if it's just for fun.
Toolbox
Work · software
A small CLI tool that uses AI to clean up your mail.
A Nix flake for sysbox.
OpenSCAD, ported to .NET.
Serialize enums as strings in Swagger / OpenAPI output.
Turning kvg into a progressive web app.