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Report abuseSenior Software Engineer, Infrastructure @ Camunda 📍 Austria · 🌐 Remote
I build the platform, automation, and guardrails that make 100+ engineers faster, and I increasingly set the technical direction behind them.
I'm a platform engineer with a programming background. I started as a Java developer building tools in the financial and public-services sectors, then deliberately moved deeper into the infrastructure stack: from application code to CI/CD pipelines, to containerizing microservices, to building entire Kubernetes platforms from bare metal up. Today I think like a programmer when solving infrastructure problems. I write reusable frameworks, design self-service abstractions, and ship end-to-end with minimal oversight, so the leverage lands on the whole organization, not just my own tickets.
I am a strong advocate for an async-first workstyle, valuing deep work, transparent group communication, and respecting others' time over synchronous interruptions (when plannable). Currently I'm building out my personal OS to become more data-driven and efficient with everyday chores and planning, across both my private and professional life.
Together with the Infra-Team, I own Camunda's developer platform serving 100+ engineers across 10+ product teams: CI/CD infrastructure (GitHub Actions self-hosted runners on EKS and GKE, label-driven preview environments), Kubernetes clusters (GKE + EKS), container registries (Harbor), dependency management (Renovate), monitoring (Grafana Stack), secret management (HashiCorp Vault), and cross-team platform services. Beyond keeping it running, I set direction for where it goes next. That scope has grown from onboarding individual teams to owning org-wide operations and leading cross-team initiatives.
I created HomeRacker because I was dissatisfied with existing 3D-printable rack solutions: too specific, too rigid, too many adapters. HomeRacker is a fully parametric, open-spec system that can build anything from a Raspberry Pi mini-rack to a 10"/19" server rack to a bookshelf. It needs no printed supports and no tools for assembly.
Also built scadm (PyPi), a zero-dependency Python package manager for OpenSCAD libraries. pip install scadm
Cloud GCP · AWS · Azure · Hetzner Kubernetes GKE · EKS · Rancher · bare-metal Virtualization Proxmox IaC Terraform · Pulumi (Go) · Kustomize · Ansible GitOps ArgoCD · FluxCD CI/CD GitHub Actions · Jenkins · Gitlab Security Teleport · Vault · WireGuard · Okta · Yubikeys (GPG) Monitoring Prometheus · Grafana · OpenTelemetry · Elasticsearch · Opensearch Languages Go · Java · TypeScript · Python · Shell · Rust (early stage) Databases PostgreSQL · MySQL · MongoDB · Neo4j · Redis 3D/CAD OpenSCAD (and the BOSL2 lib) · Fusion 360 Coding Agents GitHub Copilot · Claude
A fully modular 3D-printable rack-building system
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