Eike Drost
Eike was drawn to computer science at an early age. As an autodidact, Eike has always been very quick to learn and understand new things.
At the beginning of his IT career, Eike was more concerned with configuring game servers and gradually designing them in such a way that others could work on them without any problems.
After about three years, after starting with the first game servers, Eike was striving to build and run entire Linux servers and customise them to his liking. From provisioning to running different architectures and software.
In 2016, Eike started an apprenticeship as an IT specialist in application development at the TYPO3 agency. During his training, Eike was introduced to a new way of development, which he adapted and expanded. On 1 July 2019, he finished his training with a very good result and Eike remained loyal to web development with PHP and DevOps. After four employers, where he also held his first organised training courses, initially for internal employees, Eike decided to set up his own company during the COVID years from 2020 to 2021. The focus: making working life more efficient and optimising processes, sharing experience and knowledge and supporting anyone who needs help, in short 'Sustainable Application Lifecycle Management'.
With these missions in mind, Eike has already been able to help teams such as Microsoft, various public organisations, health insurance companies, hosters and others.
In the early days of 2023, Eike transformed his company from a freelance 'existence' into a company with a powerful team. Anne Remming accompanies Eike on his missions and travels since 2023.
Anne Remming
Before changing careers to work in software development, Anne tried out a number of jobs but couldn't find the right one. In 2019, Anne successfully completed her training as a sales assistant and got to know various companies. However, she soon realised that she wasn't being properly challenged in this job and that she wasn't being properly supported.
At the end of 2022, Eike offered her a job and Anne changed her career path. Since leaving school, Anne had been involved in software development, but had never had the opportunity to work in this field. With this job, Anne is learning to expand and optimise her knowledge and skills in software development and the organisational aspects surrounding it.
Since then, Anne has already developed her own small applications based on Symfony and MCEikens' TYPO3 application, as well as many tests based on Cypress.