Question 1

What services do you offer?

Accepted Answer

I offer three core areas: Software development (fullstack development, API design, databases, web and desktop applications), IT infrastructure (servers, cloud, network, DevOps) and consulting (IT strategy, process optimization, project support). Depending on the project, I can deliver individual areas or a complete solution from one source.

Question 2

Do you work remotely or on-site?

Accepted Answer

Both are possible. As a local IT partner in Chemnitz, I'm available for personal meetings and on-site appointments. The actual development work is usually done remotely, with regular check-ins to stay in touch. For infrastructure projects, I'm naturally also on-site.

Question 3

Which technologies do you use?

Accepted Answer

My focus is on .NET/C#, TypeScript and React for development. For databases, I work with SQL Server, PostgreSQL and Supabase. For DevOps, I use Docker, CI/CD pipelines and cloud services like Azure. However, the technology choice always depends on the project requirements.

Question 4

How does a typical project work?

Accepted Answer

First, we clarify your requirements and goals in a free initial consultation. Then I create an offer with scope and timeline. After commissioning, implementation begins in close coordination with you – with regular updates and interim presentations. Finally, handover takes place with documentation and optional training.

Question 5

Do you also take on smaller projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes, I work on both larger projects and smaller tasks such as bug fixes, extensions to existing systems, or one-time consultations. There is no minimum scope – just contact me.

Question 6

How much does the collaboration cost?

Accepted Answer

The costs depend on the project scope. I work with hourly rates or fixed prices depending on the project. For more complex projects, I create a detailed offer after the initial consultation. The initial consultation itself is free and non-binding.

Question 7

Do you offer maintenance and support after project completion?

Accepted Answer

Yes, long-term support is important to me. I write code that is still maintainable in two years and optionally offer maintenance contracts for continuous support, updates, and further development.

Question 8

Why should I work with you instead of an agency?

Accepted Answer

With me, you have a direct contact person without detours. Decisions are made quickly, communication is direct, and you know exactly who is working on your project. This often means faster implementation and better value for money.

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