Michael — Vejle, Denmark.
Senior full-stack developer.

I started writing code in my early teens and never stopped. Over ten of those years have been professional, in-house at product companies and inside an agency, working directly with founders, marketing leads and engineering teams. The last several years have been at senior level, owning systems end to end and mentoring the people around me.

The work has covered a lot of ground. I have built live-streaming services that held thousands of concurrent viewers, real-time multiplayer games where the network is the gameplay, webshops with the checkout and payment plumbing behind them, and brand sites for names you have seen on a billboard. Alongside those, the quieter internal tools nobody outside a company ever sees but the business depends on, plus transactional email APIs, PaaS control planes, content systems, dashboards and integrations.

Most major languages and frameworks have turned up along the way: PHP and Laravel, WordPress, Vue, React and Next.js, Node, Python, Go, and TypeScript end to end. On the infrastructure side, Postgres, Redis, Docker, queues, CI and the hosting around them. Range like that buys you judgement — a reliable sense of how systems fit together, what tends to cause trouble later, and which tool suits the problem in front of me.

I am genuinely full-stack. Backend and frontend get equal attention, and I am at my best when a task is complex, ambiguous, or has more moving parts than one person can hold in their head at once.

Today MICCI is a solo company. It is me, working with AI for review, exploration and the routine part of every project, which is how two products (PostStack and HostStack) get built and operated without a team. That is the same way I work on client projects.