Knowledge - Erfahrung - Experience - Kompetenz - Competence

  • Full-stack enterprise development
  • Embedded Linux development
  • Linux Kernel development
  • Semantic-web technologies
  • Open-source development
  • C++, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, PHP, Python, Bash, RDF, SPARQL, SQL, HTML, etc.
  • Version control (Gitlab/hub, raw git, svn, cvs), Orchestration (Kubernetes, Openshift, Docker), Databases (Virtuoso, MySQL/MariaDB, Postgres, ...), Web (Mediawiki, Semantic-Mediawiki, Apache, Nginx, ...)
  • Agile project management

The strengths of TrueGeeX are a goal-driven, rather than technology-driven approach to problems, as well as the fast integration into existing projects and adoption of new technologies.

Software - Apps - Projects - Projekte - Code

The following list represents a selection of projects TrueGeeX has worked on (including work pre-TrueGeeX):

  • Mercedes-Benz: Interior Camera Management (embedded Linux)
  • Daimler: Recommender system for the online car configurator.
  • Daimler: Semantic categorization system for the online car configurator.
  • Daimler: Semantic car model recommender system based on technical and "emotional" concepts.
  • Daimler: Semantic data model and api portal based on MediaWiki and Apache Jena.
  • Openlink: Semantic web shop system.
  • Openlink: Generic pluggable authentication system for Virtuoso.
  • Mandriva: Research project: Nepomuk - Semantic Desktop; open-source implementation based on KDE.

Personal - Private - About Me - The Human Factor

TrueGeeX is essentially me, Sebastian Trüg. In 2015 I decided to create my own small IT company in order to work on the most interesting topics. Since then I have worked on several different projects ranging from full-stack enterprise and semantic web technologies to embedded development.

Before venturing into the corporate IT world I gathered a lot of experience through my work on open-source projects, most notably as the author of the CD and DVD burning application K3b. I was a mentor in the Google Summer of Code twice and developed the KDE integration for the Semantic Desktop project Nepomuk.