My first experience and education with computers as well as early game consoles were in 1993 with Amiga, Commodore 64, Nintendo and others when I was just 3-4 years old.
In 1997 I started playing Ultima Online and discovered the internet.
At only ~7 years old, I was able to assemble my own computer from individual components and also put it together.
Programming was something I discovered early on when I built my first websites at the age of 9 and started learning C++ to modify private servers for the game Ultima Online.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been keeping up with current events in computers, innovations in hardware and software, and much more that comes from the computer industry.
Fact: I only scored 19% in accounting, because the teacher was a narcissistic misogynist and I refused to take the exam.
I became a motor vehicle mechatronics technician when I was 18 and learned how to repair and maintain cars, engines and transmissions. Mechatronics was a main part of the training. I specialised in the general overhaul of transmissions and engines.
In pursuit of change in my life, I took on the task of becoming a warehouse manager. I learned warehouse management, how to use forklifts and other heavy equipment like cranes.
After a change in my life, I was hired by a company that manufactures truck axles. I learned to manage industrial robots controlled by PLC.
Controlling heavy equipment for assembling and disassembling axles was also a main part of the job.
At some point I was bored at home, tired after work. It was cold in the spring of 2017 in Germany. I opened Google and typed in: How to Make a Game and a miracle happened.
Since I had been learning C# and WPF for a while and Unity 5 had just been released, this was the optimal choice to get started.
I came across a tutorial with the Roll-A-Ball and very quickly I finished the tutorial and was striving for more!