My first programming experience was at the age of 8: a small if-then-else quiz written in Basic. After growing up with computers, it feels like a natural progression that I became a software engineer. My preferred language nowadays is C++, which I started using in 2008. My studies had a strong focus on scientific visualization via 3D rendering and image processing with emphasis on medical applications. I work very independently and I excel in full stack research prototyping, i.e., creating:- a backend with scientific calculations (C++), e.g. extracting clinical measures from MRI images,- a GUI (Qt, Dear ImGui) to provide a natural workflow and to comfortably adjust parameters,- an advanced, interactive 2D/3D static or animated visualization (OpenGL, GLSL) for view or explore results.Generally, I'm an avid learner. For example:- I developed a custom matrix/vector library for a long time where I tried various design patterns and experimented continuously with new features from the most recent C++ standards. - My project during PhD/PostDoc was a 4D flow processing software. In each of its 5 iterations I tried out new technologies like different GUI frameworks.