Michael Spring

Michael Spring has a diverse work experience in software engineering and support roles. Michael started their career at Greenpeace Schweiz, where they completed a Zivildienst at Jugendsolar and a web design internship. Michael then worked as a Computersupport-Spezialist at Schule Gossau ZH, providing first and second level support, network and server maintenance, and peripheral device support.

In 2016, Michael joined Eaternity AG as a Softwareingenieur, contributing to the fullstack development of a CO2-Emission-Calculator for food and recipes. Michael worked with frameworks such as Google Appengine, No-SQL, Java, and JAX-RS, and was responsible for visualizing recipe-trees, improving overall architecture, and internal calculations.

Michael later joined Abraxas as a Professional Software Engineer, where they worked from 2018 to 2019. Their most recent role before 2020 was at ProCentric, where they served as a Softwareingenieur from 2020 to 2023. Their responsibilities included software engineering tasks.

Michael's current position is as a Software Engineer at Netcetera - Software matters, starting in 2023. Further details about this role are not provided.

Additionally, Michael had a trockenmaurer role at Stiftung Umwelteinsatz Schweiz in 2017, which involved working on traditional dry stone walls throughout Switzerland.

Overall, Michael Spring has demonstrated their skills and expertise in software engineering, support, and environmental work throughout their career.

From 2011 to 2015, Michael Spring pursued their Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Neuroinformatics at the University of Zurich.