Hi, my name is Christian, I'm a software developer living in Hamburg, Germany. After I realized during secondary school that you can make a living from working with computers, I decided to turn my hobby into my profession. So I went to Constance, Germany, at the beautiful Lake of Constance to study Software Engineering in 2004.During my studies I made the decision to go completely crazy by specializing on exactly that thing which I was most excited about my whole life: The awesome field of game development. I even got the chance to take my first steps in the game industry during an internship at Bright Future, Cologne, the developers of the successful football manager series "Fussballmanager" which is published by EA Sports. That was my way into this great industry which I'm now part of.Meanwhile I successfully finished my first two games ArcaniA - Gothic 4 (2008 - 2010) and Kartuga (2010 - 2012) as a fulltime programmer and with Hamburg I found a city where I feel like home and which is the perfect work environment due to its big game industry.So at the beginning of 2013 I took the next big step and founded a nice little Indie game startup called Slash Games together with my good friend and great programmer Nick Prühs. We helped several companies with their software projects and mobile games, amongst others Pop Rocket Studios, Xyrality, Promotion Software and Goodgame Studios. Additionally with FreudBot and Astro City we published two own/co-developed mobile games.Nick decided to go back to his former employer Daedalic as their new Technical Director in 2016.In October 2016 I joined Richard Blöcher and 4 other enthusiasts to found a startup in the emerging Virtual Reality area. Although the technology was there already, the consumer market was just starting to grow. Nonetheless we decided to start, so we could gain experience and do some research. Our VR digital agency called Vriction was found in May 2017 and we were well prepared to design, develop and publish great VR experiences.While the VR market unfortunately got stuck, we worked with the fashion label Ella Deck from Hamburg to develop a first version of our fashion technology to make clothing pictures from catalogs "intelligent" so they can be combined to whole looks.In December 2018 I left the company because there weren't any follow-up projects in sight for our fashion technology.In 2019 I started freelancing on my own, now focusing on web development. There are many interesting projects to be developed, so I won't get bored for sure! If you have one, get in touch!