Hi there! My name is Franz. I’m a 28-year-old Software Engineer from Germany - and this is my tiny website.
I recently finished my masters degree in computer science.
For a living, I work as a Software Engineer at QAware in munich. When talking to me, you might notice my inner IT security enthusiast. I’m also concerned about privacy and data protection.
Other skills involve running linux servers, using Kali Linux for penetration testing and handling git.
I’m discussing random thoughts about computer science, programming, security etc. in my Blog.
On a completely unrelated note, as you may have noticed from the background images on this site, I love climbing, skiing, cooking and photography.
Today, I released version 3.0 of my nuget package LegacyWrapper. LegacyWrapper 3.0 supports calling methods from legacy DLLs with...
Ransomware has been an emerging threat for the last years. In May this year, a specific Ransomware called WannaCry brought...
Today, I released version 2.1 of my nuget package LegacyWrapper. It comes with a major enhancement regarding the cross-architecture...
These are some things I know (at least a little). Obviously, there’s even more I don’t know anything about…
I work with various things like Java EE and Payara Server. Because today everything runs in the cloud, I’m familiar with Docker and OpenShift / Kubernetes.
Experience in setting up, running and securing linux servers, git, writing bash scripts and pentesting. Developed apps for Android in Java and web apps with PHP and node.js.
Fluent with Microsoft’s .NET stack, including C#, WPF, WCF, Entity Framework, ASP.NET and ASP.NET Web Api.
I just love taking photos of various things or shooting portraits of people. You can check out my gallery here.
I love giving talks about various subjects. You may want to check out my talks about “Evaluation of private APIs with Apache Ignite” or “Ransomware vs. Antivirus” at the MRMCD conference in Darmstadt. See a full list of my talks here.
Instructor proficiency certificate (AdA), held several tutorials for programming lectures at university and introduced a group of new students to university as part of the “study start program”.
This is a short collection of projects I maintain. Enjoy!