My name is Thomas and I’m a software developer based in Berlin, Germany. Java is my native tongue, but I’m also comfortable with Python, JavaScript and SQL. Scince fall 2014, I work for Westernacher Solutions in their Berlin office.
I studied Computer Science and Media at the Media University (HdM) in Stuttgart, Germany, where I finished my Bachelor’s degree (Bachelor of Science) in 2012 and my Master’s degree (Master of Science) in 2014. In 2012 I spend a semester abroad at the Linköping University in Sweden.
Besides my studies I worked at IBM and Informatica (formerly Heiler) as an intern, student worker and graduate. I wrote my Bachelor’s thesis at IBM about a client-side software layer for database load management in Java and my Master’s thesis at Informatica about the porting of an OSGi application to a cloud platform with Docker.
During the first two years of my studies I participated in the student radio HoRadS. I moderated live shows, provided IT support and gave workshops on digital audio editing.
In my free time I love to go running, playing table soccer or taking my skateboard for a cruise in the city.
Hi, my name is Mary!
I read your question about the “flatness” of a curve and I would like to know how do you deal with it?
I am trying to compare two lines, one of them is like a hill (it represent a symmetrical gradient) and the other one is almost flat, and we want to obtain a parameter that shows us how different is their form.