Hi, I'm Janu._
I study Computer Science at RWTH Aachen.
I passionately develop software in my free time and like to implement my own ideas.
I am currently working as an Implementation Consultant at e-dynamics.
I teach programming to primary school students voluntarily with IT4Kids.
I run the entertainment podcast Stupid Fruity Podcast in my screen-free free time.
Teamwork Communication Empathy
Analytical and networked thinking
Result and goal orientation
Decisiveness and judgment
Persuasiveness
Problem-solving skills
Planning strength
Project management
Priority setting
Foresight
Professional Literature
Professional books I have read and found valuable
Digital Transformation of the Organization: Fundamentals, Methods and Practical Examples of Digital Corporate Development, Kai Reinhardt, 2020
The fascinating book by Kai Reinhardt sheds light on the foundations and applications of digital transformation in organizations. The principles, processes, and practical examples presented in the book have broadened my understanding of successfully implementing digital strategies and adapting organizations to the constantly changing technology landscape. These insights have strengthened my skills in digital strategy development and change management, helping me identify new ways to optimize business processes and achieve competitive advantages in the digital world.
The Manager’s Path: A Guide for Tech Leaders Navigating Growth and Change, Camille Fournier, 2017
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The Design of Everyday Things, Don Norman, 2013
“The Design of Everyday Things” by Don Norman is an influential book that emphasizes the importance of user-centered design in our everyday lives. The principles discussed, such as affordances, signifiers, and feedback, have greatly impacted my understanding of intuitive and functional design. These insights have enhanced my ability to approach design challenges from a user’s perspective, ultimately leading to the creation of more effective and accessible products and experiences.
Lean Startup, Eric Ries, 2011
“Lean Startup” by Eric Ries is a groundbreaking book that has revolutionized the approach to founding and scaling businesses. The key concepts such as the “Minimum Viable Product” (MVP), continuous learning, and validated learning have profoundly shaped my thinking regarding product development and business growth. These insights have deepened my understanding of efficient processes and goal-oriented decision-making in the business environment, providing me with valuable perspectives for collaborating in dynamic teams.