Benjamin Stolz | Full-Stack Software Architect & Webdesigner

About me

Hi, my name is Benjamin. I build software and websites for people who love them. I work hard to ensure that your project is completed on time and looks great. If you think that we could help each other out then please get in touch.

I have experience with various programming languages, programs and technologies, including Java, Web Application Development, Node.js, MongoDB, MySQL, PHP, Photoshop, Hibernate and Spring.

I have the skills you need to build your next project.

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Experience

Years

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CURRENT
Full-Stack software development
& project management
Dates Employed: Mar 2013 – present
Location: Innsbruck, Tyrol

YEAR(2013)

Austrian Armed Forces & Software Developer

Soldier
Dates Employed: Sep 2012 – Feb 2013
Employment Duration: 6 mos

Software Developer
Dates Employed: Sep 2012 – Feb 2013
Employment Duration: 6 mos / 10h per week

YEAR(2012)

Software Developer

Apprentice
Dates Employed: Sep 2008 – Sep 2012
Employment Duration: 4 yrs 1 mo
Location: Innsbruck, Tyrol

Tyrolean vocational school for electrical engineering, communication and electronics
Degree Name: Computer scientist
Field Of Study: Information Technology
Dates attended and graduation: 2009 – 2012

TETRON GmbH

Internship
Dates Employed: Aug 2008
Employment Duration: 1 mo
Location: Hall in Tirol

YEAR(2008)

Höhere technische Bundeslehranstalt Innsbruck
Dates attended: 2007 – 2008

(Soft) Skills

Homecinema

I am a home cinema enthusiasts. So i have decided to build a small cinema in my living room, with a perfectly aligned 7.1 THX Set-up. Of course - one of my first software projects was a movie database written in JSP and data stored in mysql.

early 2010 | JSP, HTML, CSS, MySQL - optimized for iPod Touch 2nd generation

Smart Home & IoT

Smart lightning in each room, door & window sensors, smart plugs, motion sensors, smart radiator thermostats, smart blinds, ... Each device controlled via Google Assistant and/or Amazon Echo or Apple Homekit. Devices with API such as Hue Devices are perfect for logging temperature changes into a Kibana running on a raspberry pi 24/7.