I am a research associate and PhD student at the Software Engineering Group at Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany. My supervisor is Prof. Dr. Kurt Schneider. I work in an actual castle and am amazed by that, again and again.
Professionally, I concern myself with interesting things such as Service-Orientation, Mashups, Requirements Engineering, and BPEL. Together with Daniel, I maintain BPELUnit, a unit testing framework and Eclipse plugin for BPEL. I do some teaching as well and find great fun in that.
I have profiles at XING and LinkedIn. Go ahead and add me as a contact if you like. For more direct means, try either Skype, ICQ or GTalk / Jabber / XMPP.
My private interests revolve around writing web applications using the Cappuccino framework and Grails, and toying with iPhone development. Naturally, I also fancy cappuccino, the coffeeish beverage.
In the rest of my spare time, I like to play a drumset, read a good book, or go out to take photos of people and things. I favor music with guitars in it.
I've developed two small applications for Mac OS X. Nomu is a menu item that provides easy access to all NeoOffice applications, documents, and templates you've used. TrafficMenu keeps track of the traffic for a network interface of your liking; also a menu item.
If you'd like to, you can follow me on Twitter, add me on Facebook, or read my blog. As of late, that's basically the same, anyway.
— Thanks for reading.