C/C++ I'm a phyics-based C++ application programmer

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A physics-based C++ application programmer from Germany, who graduated with a Diploma in Physics from the University of Tübingen in 2016, is currently working as a technical consultant at a consultancy focused on solving physical-numerical problems. In addition to programming, the individual enjoys archery and cooking, and is responsible for a specific application. The programmer invites others to connect and expresses a warm welcome to the forum.
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Hi there!

I'm a physics-based C++ application programmer from Germany. I studied physics at the University of Tübingen and got my Diploma in 2016 (actually not a Master as noted in my profile, but this was the closest to what is possible). I'm employed as a technical consultant at a Germany-based consultancy, where we also solve physical-numerical problems.

In my spare time, I enjoy programming, archery and cooking. I'm also responsible for the application called [advertisement redacted by the Mentors]

Feel free to get in touch!
 
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