by Tom SchornFull-stack and cloud
Portrait
Tom Schorn, born 1994, builds web applications and the cloud they run on.
Tom Schorn, born 1994, develops web applications and sets up the infrastructure they run on, mostly in the cloud. Before that, he spent ten years keeping automated production lines running. He is looking for a permanent position as a full-stack developer with a cloud focus, in Rhineland-Palatinate or remote.
I learned how machines think before I learned how software thinks.
Infographic
The data path Tom Schorn works on today: from the device across the network and the cloud to the interface.
Household
For more than five years his family planned the household in an Excel list, until formulas stopped adding up and columns shifted. That is how Duofy came about, a finance app that plans, for two people or one.
Growing
Not every plant grows the same way, and soil and hydroponics differ fundamentally. Tom Schorn built a tool that documents the grow and calculates fertiliser amounts.
Cloud
A web shop application only ran locally. In his Masterschool capstone project Tom Schorn brought it into the AWS cloud, complete with a health check that reports by email.
At home
Proxmox, VLANs, and the neighbours are on it too: at home Tom Schorn runs a homelab that he himself calls a bit overengineered.
Appeal
Alongside his job search Tom Schorn supports non-profit organisations with web applications, hosting and automation, free of charge.
Profile
Training, ten years of maintenance, then the move into software development: the full career history and all certificates are on their own page.