Softwaredeveloper focused on
real solutions.

At the close-knit and highly supportive Quantum, I learned how crucial close collaboration and flexibility are in a small team—especially on a project with such a diverse user base. Although I had frontend responsibility in previous projects, this took on a whole new meaning in this personal environment: everything was more direct, and decisions had an immediate, tangible impact. Working on complex UI solutions and using data-driven tools like Highcharts and Excel reports reminded me how rewarding it is to create real value for customers. What was especially valuable to me was how automated testing gave us freedom and strengthened trust within the team and in the codebase.

Working in the agency showed me how diverse expectations, decision-making processes, and work cultures can be—and how important it is to stay flexible without losing oneself. The spontaneous deployment in ever-changing technical and interpersonal environments was particularly challenging for me. As someone who values personal relationships, I had to learn to be effective even in purely professional settings. Over time, I developed a habit of consistently thinking from the project's perspective—regardless of team or client. All the more, I appreciated the long-term collaboration with a major client, where I was able to grow and experience real impact over several years.