Tobias Furtlehner
About Me
In 2020 I graduated from the higher technical college HTL Spengergasse in the computer science department and have been working as a software developer ever since. Simultaneously, I study Psychology and Data Science at the university of Vienna and the university of applied sciences St. Pölten.. I am fascinated by the impact technology can have on our lives, how we interact with technology and how we can use technology to become both happier and healthier. This is exactly why I love the combination of my degrees. Research in psychology gives us valuable information about ourselves. We can then use this information to create smart artificial systems that help us in our day to day lives.
Software Development
3 years of work experience as a fullstack software developer. Java Spring, Swift, React, Next.js, Linux.
Data Science
Currently studying Data Science at the University of applied Science St. Pölten. I am in my third semester.
Psychology
Psychology, specifically cognitive neuroscience, is a major interest of mine. I study Psychology at the University of Vienna.
Data Science
I love creating software. However, recently I have become more and more interested in data. I believe that data can improve almost any aspect of business and life in general. I currently study Data Science and Business Analytics at the university of applied sciences St. Pölten.
Fullstack Software Development
I have been working as a fullstack developer for 3 years. The projects I have worked on include websites such as mobil365.at and hausbesuche.com as well as a mobile calorie tracking and cooking app. I developed server side features as well as client side web and mobile apps.
iOS Development | Data Analysis
As part of my diploma project, I have developed an IOT solution that manages plant boxes. In the app, users receive advice on keeping their plants happy and healthy based on real time data that was sent from sensors in their plant box. Furthermore, users can view comprehensive history analytics of their plants’ well being as well as tips on improving the environment to match each plant’s specific needs.
