Simon EisenbergFullstack Developer

Code is a means
Business outcomes are the goal

Online services and corporate systems in non-trivial domains — where products have complex logic and a long lifecycle

Approach

Fullstack

From problem statement to deployment — one context. Product knowledge doesn't get lost between stages

From idea to years of support

Long-term work: launch, backups, improvements, incident response

I dig into the problem

Education, manufacturing, geoinformatics — understanding users matters everywhere

Online services

A product for your customers: external-facing services. Educational platforms, subscription services — with complex backend logic

Corporate systems

Tools for employees inside the company: projects, accounting, processes, role-based access

Landing pages

Thought-through structure, content, and forms for the task. Integration with the product when needed

Initial contact

You briefly describe the task and context — no commitment and no "perfect" spec required

Discovery

On a call we clarify goals, users, constraints, and risks — so we plan from facts, not guesses

Plan and scope

We lock requirements, milestones, and timelines. Development starts only after approval

Development

I implement the approved plan and show progress at key stages

Launch

Acceptance, release, handover. Post-launch changes — by separate agreement

Get in touch — let's figure out the task together