fullstack developer from berlin. works with typescript, react, next, python, supabase. and, lately, a lot of ai. runs a couple of small products on the side.
i’m christoph. fullstack dev, 1.5 years in production, solo-leading an internal platform at pro gamers group. co-founded a small e-commerce business for dog muzzles. yes, really. on the side i run a minecraft texture pack site with pretty decent numbers.
honestly, no one needs the thousandth fitness tracker or another todo list. the bar i hold myself to is building something sustainable. things with a real use case, not stuff that exists just so it can exist. if it doesn’t offer actual value to someone, i’m not interested in shipping it.
ai is everywhere right now, and i’ve gone down that rabbit hole too. i’m fairly deep in it at this point. following the new releases, the tooling shifts, the research updates. less hype-watching, more keeping a close eye on where the field is actually going.
leistungsschwimmen as a kid. getting up at 5am to stare at a black line in a pool teaches you something about shipping: show up, repeat, don’t overthink. spent a stretch on the other side of the lane as a swim coach too. these days i’m deep in the cycling game, and the lesson holds: the people who keep pulling through and don’t get rattled eventually win.
i play a lot of different games across genres, though it’s hard to ignore that the communities keep getting rougher around the edges. that side of it actually transfers though: you get pretty good at handling frustrated people. steering a heated voice chat back on track translates surprisingly well to defusing tense conversations in real life.
handled multiple security incidents at work. outside attacks, compromised packages (next.js, the axios hack), forensics, trust & safety responses. nothing teaches you a stack quite like watching it misbehave at 2am, tracing odd processes and sorting signal from noise. learned more about linux internals that way than in a year of tutorials.
open to fullstack roles with an ai slant, or ai-adjacent roles that need someone comfortable shipping end-to-end. happy to work across the stack. web is my home turf, but i’m not stuck there. remote-de works, hybrid is fine.