Software Engineer
I am currently focused on Android development for both mobile and automotive platforms, with a specialization in the automotive sector. My expertise lies in Android Automotive OS (AAOS) and Android Auto, particularly in In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems powered by Android.
I have extensive experience in developing IVI solutions, working on vehicle companion apps that enhance the driver’s experience by integrating mobile functionality with automotive systems. I apply cutting-edge technologies such as Kotlin Multiplatform to enable cross-platform compatibility, and Jetpack Compose to create modern, intuitive user interfaces.
My work bridges the gap between mobile and automotive ecosystems, leveraging Android to shape the future of connected vehicles.
Tech author / editor
As developers, we spend a significant amount of time staying updated on the latest technology trends. One of the best ways to solidify that knowledge is through writing and editing, which helps keep up with new libraries, design patterns, and APIs.
I regularly collaborate with online tech publishers such as Kodeco (formerly Ray Wenderlich) and Smashing Magazine, contributing content to help others navigate the ever-evolving world of software development.
Research & Development
Curiosity has always been a driving force behind my research and development activities. With an academic background rooted in Computer Science, my journey has been shaped by a constant desire to explore and innovate.
In the realm of Semantic Web and Knowledge Graphs, I’ve focused on organizing and connecting data in ways that unlock new insights and possibilities. This work, combined with my passion for linguistics and data integration, has allowed me to tackle complex challenges at the intersection of language, knowledge representation, and technology.
By bridging these areas, I strive to create systems that not only process information more intelligently but also make it more accessible and meaningful.
Volunteering
I have always been passionate about fostering community and collaboration among developers, which led me to become a founder of the GDG Innsbruck and later a co-organizer for GDG Munich.
GDGs (Google Developer Groups) are local communities for developers to connect, share knowledge, and grow their skills, all while staying up-to-date with the latest technologies from Google and beyond.
Through organizing events, workshops, and meetups, my goal has been to create spaces where developers can learn, collaborate, and inspire one another. Whether it’s exploring new frameworks, solving challenges, or networking, GDG groups provide an invaluable platform for professional development and innovation.
