Michael Zeltner

A PWA built for Livit, one of Switzerland's biggest real estate companies, in 2020, which won several awards in Best of Swiss Apps 2020, competing against native applications.

While working for Namics (now Merkle), I had the pleasure of collaborating with a front-end architect in the lead developer role to complete the front end. After a few weeks on the project, the lead developer was pulled off the project, and I took full responsibility for the front end.

As in all other projects at Namics, I turned designs into code and answered questions regarding the front end from all involved, including the business, design, back-end, and client.

A mobile app I developed for Helsana insurance on behalf of the University of St. Gallen and ETH Zurich. The app allowed users to connect their loyalty cards from Switzerland's two biggest grocery stores (Migros and Coop) and analyze their future health using an interactive avatar. I gathered the business requirements, evaluated a technology stack, developed the app using React Native, and distributed it to all major app stores.

A playful assessment tool I built for a big federal institution in Germany to evaluate candidates for leadership roles. This was a full-stack project for a private client. The application had to be functional without an internet connection and allow peer-to-peer communication using WebRTC. I gathered the business requirements, evaluated a technology stack, and developed the application using Angular in combination to build a robust desktop app.

A hybrid application that allowed users to scan any grocery item and check whether they and/or others were allergic to it. I developed the application for the AutoID Labs at ETH Zurich as a bachelor's degree thesis. My work included gathering the business requirements, evaluating a technology stack, building the app using Ionic and Angular, and distributing it to all major app stores.

dercampus was an eLearning platform that operated at the University of St. Gallen to provide the knowledge from university classes in well-animated videos and interactive exercises. I built the first version with WordPress, migrated it to Angular, and finally built it with React. This was my first startup, and it's been discontinued for now.