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Selected project patterns — abstracted for confidentiality, but representative of our PowerPoint skills our work.

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Project patterns

Shorter and unnamed: projects we can only describe in outline for confidentiality reasons.

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Agriculture & IndustryInternational Life Science Corporation

Data Storage Modernization in Crop Protection

Challenge

Outdated data infrastructure in a regulated industry. High compliance and data security requirements alongside pressure to innovate.

Approach

Rebuilt the data storage solution with Go and AWS. Serverless architecture, Infrastructure as Code, close collaboration with the domain team over nearly two years.

Result

Modern, scalable data solution. Compliance requirements met. Faster iteration cycles for the domain team.

AWSGoServerlessTerraformCI/CD
02
Hospitality & SaaSCustomer Data Platform in Hospitality

Customer Data Platform Rollout

Challenge

Launch and improvement of a complex SaaS platform for customer data in the hospitality space. Team leadership in a distributed engineering setup.

Approach

Technical team lead for the rollout. Quality assurance, architecture reviews, and close alignment with product. Focus on stability and scalability.

Result

Successful platform rollout. Stable architecture for a growing customer base. Engineering team led effectively.

Cloud-NativeSaaSPlatform EngineeringTeam Leadership
03
Delivery & StartupDelivery App Startup from Münsterland

Cloud Migration from Azure to AWS

Challenge

Unsupervised offshore code, unstable Azure infrastructure, missing code quality standards. Simultaneous regulatory requirements (German fiscal regulations).

Approach

Technical leadership and cleanup. Migrated entire infrastructure from Azure to AWS with Terraform. Cloud architecture with serverless components. Implemented regulatory changes on deadline.

Result

Stable AWS infrastructure. Code quality significantly improved. Regulatory requirements met on time.

AWSTerraformServerlessCI/CDCloud Architecture
04
TelecommunicationsNordic Telecom Corporation

AWS & Go Consulting for Telco Platform

Challenge

Modernizing internal platforms of a major telecom provider. Need for cloud-native expertise and Go development in an enterprise context.

Approach

Consulting and hands-on development in Stockholm. Go-based services, AWS architecture, knowledge transfer to internal teams.

Result

Successful modernization of platform components. Internal team upskilled in Go and AWS.

AWSGoCloud-NativeEnterpriseMicroservices
05
Media & EntertainmentMajor German Media Corporation

Platform Engineering in Media

Challenge

Complex media platform with high performance and availability requirements. Fast feature cycles alongside stability demands.

Approach

Senior consulting for architecture and development. Focus on scalable backend services and DevOps practices.

Result

Improved platform stability. Faster release cycles through optimized deployment pipelines.

Cloud-NativePlatform EngineeringDevOpsMicroservices
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Engineering Growth Assessment

The fixed-scope entry point: we establish whether your organization, platform and technical leadership can carry the next stage of growth — and where to invest first. You get a risk map, a prioritized action plan and a readout for the executive level.

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Delivery Bottleneck Assessment

For when delivery has become slow, risky or unpredictable. We walk the route of a change from decision to production and find the few points that limit throughput — technical, procedural or ownership. You get a bottleneck map, a ranked backlog and a plan for the months ahead.

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