Profile · module overview
Between electrical engineering, web, automation and music
Four fields that rarely meet in one person — and that keep explaining each other. Below they appear as modules; each can be called up on its own.
- Location
- Bayreuth
- Role
- Sales engineer (SCHLEICH GmbH)
- On the side
- Mika Design · beatbeat
- Instruments
- Trombone · piano
M-01 · Electrical engineering
Electrical test equipment in the field: testing windings, insulation and continuity — plus the question of what a measurement actually says and what merely looks like it.
On the customer side that usually means understanding the fault pattern before talking about devices. A test bench measuring the wrong quantity measures it very precisely.
What carries over into everything else: take tolerances seriously and never confuse a reading with the truth.
M-02 · Web
Websites from structure to deployment — frontend, content model, form logic, accessibility, load time. No page builder, because builders push back exactly where things get specific.
The practical part lives in Mika Design: packages, add-ons, a website configurator and a client portal that pins comments to the exact spot in the website.
The practised part is this universe: everything you are looking at comes from the same toolbox.
M-03 · Automation
Processes described once and never done by hand again: data transfer, notifications, reporting, interfaces between systems that were never meant for each other.
The interesting question is rarely "can it be done". It is "is it worth it" — automation that costs more monthly upkeep than it saves is a hobby.
M-04 · Music
Trombone and piano, from classical through jazz and funk to rock and musical. Stage, pit, rehearsal room.
Music here is not a counterweight to the technical work but the same work in another material: timing, precision, and the ability to play nothing at the right moment.
M-05 · Projects
Mika Design — websites and care for businesses, with a website configurator and a client portal.
beatbeat — an own brand for apparel and print in small runs, with its own shop.
true-shuffle — a shuffling method for music libraries that uses real randomness instead of weighted suggestions.
M-06 · Approach
Describe the problem first, then build the solution. Most projects that go wrong have a clean solution to the wrong question.
A narrow scope that ships beats a wide one that stalls at eighty per cent. What is missing gets named, not hidden.
Everything handed over belongs to the client afterwards: source files, access, domain. Loyalty through results, not through dependency.