I came to code through art.
Now I build things that work on both sides of the screen.
Architected and built a gamified cybersecurity training platform. A Real-time multi-user tabletop exercises for security teams, built end-to-end at APT GmbH.
↳ Internal project — no public demo available
B.Sc. thesis at TU Munich, Games Engineering. Qualitative research into how professional game designers actually work, deeply familiar with their processes, tools, and the friction they face day to day.
Company website for APT GmbH, a cybersecurity training and consulting firm. Deliberately non-standard layout, built component by component with a strong focus on performance and visual identity.
Led the full frontend redesign of the official Trufflepig Forensics site. Hugo static site with multi-language support, SEO, and performance built in from the start.
Community club website for families. Bright, engaging design with live Google Calendar event integration.
Logo and brand identity for a kindergarten. Warm, playful sun character in multiple variants.
Logo design for a university game project at TU Munich. Steampunk London setting, designed through ideation and iteration to a final mark.
Game art and 3D projects from SAE Institute Munich. High-poly modelling, PBR materials, real-time pipelines.
Two years at SAE studying Game Art & 3D Animation. There I got interested in the technical artist direction, combining art and programming, which led me to Games Engineering at TU Munich.
Doing both gave me fluency on either side. I understand the tools and workflows of the engineering and creative side, and how to work effectively where they overlap.
Since then I've built real-time platforms, security tooling, and websites that needed to work and look good at the same time. This year I shifted to working AI-natively with Claude Code, lowering the threshold between idea and execution, shipping faster and better.