I keep the internet running for a small corner of Bavaria. Then I go home and build my own tools. Systems, networks and automation at komro in Rosenheim. Rust CLIs and Next.js apps after hours.
I trained at komro from 2018 to 2021 and stayed. Today I do 2nd and 3rd level support for Linux and Windows, plus networking, routing and firewalls with Juniper and BGP at the core of it. I also code and script in Rust, Go, Python, Shell and PowerShell, and I run cloud work across AWS, Azure and GCP with Terraform, Terragrunt and Pulumi.
Outside work I build whatever I like, and quite often whatever annoyed me at work long enough that it needed fixing properly. Lately that means command line tools in Rust and web apps in Next.js and TypeScript, because I like the design side as much as the infrastructure side.
Since 2023 I am an AEVO certified trainer and since 2024 an IHK examiner. So I also sit on the other side of the apprenticeship table now.
From trainee in 2018 to IHK examiner in 2024.
2024
Chamber of Industry and Commerce
Certification as IHK examiner for conducting examinations in vocational education. Authorization to evaluate and assess trainees in professional examinations.
2023
Chamber of Industry and Commerce
Successfully completed trainer aptitude examination. Qualification for planning, conducting and controlling vocational training according to the Trainer Aptitude Regulation.
Since Jul 2021
komro GmbH
2nd/3rd Level IT Systems Administrator (Linux/Windows) focusing on infrastructure automation and system optimization. Managing complex network environments as an Internet Service Provider and developing automation solutions.
Sep 2018 to Jul 2021
komro GmbH
Training in network and system administration/infrastructure specialization. Fundamentals in Linux/Windows administration, network technology and initial automation approaches.
Live from GitHub, filtered to what I actually maintain
bbmctl started in October 2023 on a road trip through Norway and Sweden. At the North Cape I had better mobile internet than at home in Bavaria. So I built the tool that measures what German ISPs actually deliver against what their contracts promise. First in Go, then rewritten in Rust.
Terraform provider for Snipe-IT asset management (spec-first, Pulumi-bridgeable)
Homebrew formulae for timrabl projects
A Python import organizer written in Rust. Automatically sorts and formats Python imports according to PEP 8 standards for code generation projects.
Scoop bucket for timrabl projects
The tools I reach for, not everything I ever touched
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