Michael Graumann

I started programming Android apps at University in multiple projects (and even my Bachelor Thesis). Also my professional life started as an Android Developer at the Financial Services Unit of one of the biggest car manufacturers worldwide (I even got a foot in the door by programming an Android calculator app for financing their cars within the scope of a student project). There I've been the Android expert for the whole company and made multiple projects like the Banking App, Mobility Apps (finding petrol stations, parking spaces, dealer etc.) and also internal apps for the management. Beginning this year I changed to a web development team working with AWS. Nevertheless I still develop apps in my freetime (e.g. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.greyestapps.chessmemorizer.light)

I own the highest certificates you can make at Microsoft regarding MS Azure (Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer: Azure Solutions Architect; Microsoft® Certified Solutions Associate (Charter Member): Cloud Platform; Microsoft® Certified Solutions Expert: Cloud Platform and Infrastructure). But up to now I did not have an Azure project yet - so my knowledge is very well but my experience quite low.

I had two Asp.Net MVC projects besides my Android projects at the Financial Services Unit of one of the biggest car manufacturers worldwide. I developed Frontend (html, css, js, Razor) as well as Backend (SOAP and REST services, database connections, session handling, custom authorization etc.).

You cannot develop good software without using a good version control system. This becomes even more important when working with multiple developers at the same time on the same project. Git really helps me keeping a clear structure and be able to release hotfixes although being amid the development of a new feature. Furthermore it helps building up build pipelines.