I structure systems, enable people, and make the complex feel approachable.
IT Consultant & Designer ▪ Public Sector Digitalization ▪ Business Information Systems
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A growing consultancy needed more than a new coat of paint — it needed a system that could grow with it. I led the full redesign from visitor data analysis and persona workshops through to a modular design system built for error tolerance, and a WordPress backend where content manages itself.
Funding directives are written rarely but stay binding for years — and when eight people write them, you get eight writing styles. I designed a guided interview system that encodes legal logic into reusable building blocks: standardized terminology, automated consistency checks, and a modular architecture built with a multi-ministry platform in mind.
A missed deadline in my own studies became a product. StudyTracker combines a course requirement dashboard with a side-by-side study companion — source material on the left, notes on the right. Built entirely with Claude Code as a development partner, including regular retros on what worked and what didn't.
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About
My path has been all over the place: graphic design in school, years of customer service (Telekom, Lufthansa, Thomas Cook), then managing an education center, maintaining an online shop, two years in pharmaceutical production — and eventually IT consulting in public sector digitalization. Currently finishing a B.Sc. in Business Information Systems part-time.
It looks scattered. The thread, however, is fairly consistent: I keep ending up where systems, people, and clarity intersect. I think in structures, I design for real humans, and I tend to teach people how to think through problems — not just follow instructions.
I'm open to new opportunities (remote, part-time). If that sounds interesting, I'd be happy to hear from you.