A generalist working the seam between systems and the reasons for them.

I'm Denis — a Business Informatics student in Vienna, drawn to the space where systems meet the people and decisions they serve. The degree pairs computer science with information systems and management, and I've come to read it less as two subjects than as one skill: moving cleanly between how something is built and why it's worth building.

That interest shows up in the work I gravitate to. I like problems that sit at seams — an AI model and the humans who have to trust it, a curriculum and the students who plan around it, a raw dataset and the business decision it's meant to inform. The interesting part is rarely the isolated piece of technology; it's the translation.

In practice, I move between roles. I design and build software, I train and evaluate small machine-learning systems, I think about products and the market around them, and I care a great deal about how the result looks and feels. I'd rather be genuinely versatile than narrowly specialised too early.