Since leaving science at Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics in the field of numerical stability of evolution calculations in the 3+1 decomposition of Einstein's equations, I accompanied at Circle Cardiovascular Imaging Inc. the evolution of an analysis system for cardiac imaging using MR.

Starting as one of their first software developers with implementing extensive unit-tests and new analysis modules, continuing to major refactoring of the original code-base, optimizing and maintaining the added client-server architecture and designing and implementing new services such as the rule-based image-data housekeeping across all layers of the system, I lived through the complete life-cycle of a complex software project from the start up to being the established market leader.

On this path, I could contribute to the success of the project in many ways. On the one hand by my unconditional will to understand root-causes of problems in full detail, my analytical mind to that effect, the desire to learn and use corresponding tools and the esthetic pleasure to produce good design and good code, and not least my ability to pursue the right issues in a self-reliant way.

All this was made easy by an amicable company culture, flexible structures regarding working hours and place, inspiration among the team and recognition of one's own contribution.

And last but not least: A job which finally serves the people and their health!