Hey, I'mMichael

Finally, I would like to make a few closing remarks. As a person that loves programming, jogging, and learning. Going to University of Augsburg surrounded by more than 500 other students was not something that helped facilitate my abilities to their fullest. After graduating high school Gersthofen I was full of motivation to do great things. Through the purely theoretical learning and repetition of what I was taught during my time at University of Augsburg, I questioned if this was the right path for me to grow. From this, the idea that a pure study might not facilitate my growth came to mind. I eventually chose an alternative that had more practical use and more opportunities to be part of a team that does something substantial. This alternative option lead me to apprenticeship. There I became part of a team, learned necessary practical skills, and optimized and improved mine. I helped, as a part of the team, to successfully implement the entire department’s project and finally received my own projects. Now I was able to have the practice and the feeling of being part of a larger whole. I also was able to help the team the way I wanted to. However, with the end of my training, came the wish to practice further and to optimize and improve my skills while also gaining more general knowledge; optimally without negatively affecting my practical work. So I decided upon a part time study, which currently gives me all the necessary general knowledge to improve and continue to grow. Also because it is part time, I still have time to practice as a software developer to directly incorporate this knowledge practically. So here I stand, satisfied as a software developer, with the daily practice, application, and performance and after work, the theory to keep learning with a part time study.

I could go on writing here but I think you always get the best picture of a person in a face to face conversation and so I would appreciate any invitations to an interview so I can convince you of me, my strengths, my skills and my motivation.