Product Engineer in energy & IoT, building increasingly with AI agents that take on real parts of the loop — not just autocomplete.
01 — Selected work
Keep every part in sync
bike-assistant.comA SaaS that auto-tracks wear on every component of your bikes from your ride data, then predicts and reminds you when parts need service — the maintenance layer Strava never had. Now in closed beta, ahead of a public MVP launch.
Watch what your friends actually recommend
linkzzee.comAn invite-only room where friends drop the videos worth watching, then rate and discuss them — one calm, hand-picked feed instead of the algorithmic slop everywhere else.
Where teams and agents ship together
The practical core of my diploma thesis: engineering repositories so people and AI agents can build the same product together — context delivered where agents read it, work split without collisions, every handoff and review gate made explicit. Proven on a live multi-agent SaaS build, with a rollout designed for an enterprise energy codebase.
02 — Experience
Work
Energy & IoT software. Grew from data analytics into an end-to-end product engineering role — building data platforms, internal products and AI tooling, and driving the company's adoption of agentic AI — the same instinct I bring everywhere: taking on complex, ambiguous problems and turning them into systems the business relies on.
A year in the project management office of an automotive-software company — coordinating cross-functional delivery, tracking progress and keeping stakeholders aligned. My first close-up on how software actually ships under real-world constraints.
Education
Diploma thesis on integrating LLM-based agents and agent-driven workflows into existing systems — focused on the engineering practice itself: how repositories, context and team handoffs should be built so people and AI agents can ship together.
An exchange semester in Italy — widening the business side into international economics and financial markets, taught in English within an all-international cohort. Building a life and studying in a new country, language and university from scratch was as much of the experience as the coursework itself.
Where it started: a combined engineering-and-business track. I deliberately switched it toward computer science, software engineering and the business of building software — that's where my curiosity and strengths kept pulling me, and it set up everything since.
03 — About
I'm a Product Engineer with an Information-Systems background and 3+ years in energy & IoT. I like owning a product across the whole arc — defining what to build as much as how, then carrying it through design, full-stack build and delivery. Quick to ship, deliberate where it counts, and agentic-first by default — building so people and AI agents ship the same work together. My loyalty is to the user and the outcome, not the code.
What I keep coming back to: the distance between an idea and a product that actually ships isn't closed by tools — it's closed by creativity, the willingness to dig deep, and the consistency to see it through. That's the work I want to do.
Road & cyclocross racer Off the clock I train and race around Dresden — road miles in summer, cyclocross in winter. Same instinct that drives the work: commit on the start line and chase the next result.