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I set my sights onto computers quite early (~8th grade). My school had no computer courses, so I began to show commitment to still be able to learn about it. I reached this goal, by starting the computer-club with support by a teacher who was allowed to teach programming. With this I got in touch with my first programming experience in Delphi.After graduating from high school I applied for computer engineering B.Sc at the University Hamburg, which I successfully graduated from in January 2019. While going to high school and university I was always accompanied by video games, P&P and Books and from 2016 onward in the for of the online community Nerds Go Casual. I found people who shared my hobbies and I quickly started to engage with the community further and started voluntary work.The books I read changed over the time of my education. I started with reading fantasy novels mainly and gradually, with growing knowledge about IT and life, expanded my reading interests to more "solid" books. Just as: Creating Games- Morgen McGuire, Predictably Irrational - Dan Ariely, The Anatomy of Story - John Truby.The same could be observed with my interest in video games. First I mainly played them and later I started to read about them, followed the GDC, UX Summit and similar sources of Information about games, game development and design ideas/problems.Eventually I started to use the skills I acquired in uni to program my own little games and found my first steps into the engine Unity.

Listed skills include Microsoft Office, Python, Java, Prolog, and 6 others.

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  Universität Hamburg

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