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Jan Fietz

Jan Fietz

Your product. My experience. AI as a lever.

Freelance software developer & consultant. Backend, cloud-native architectures, renewable energy.

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Services

How I can help

Product Development & MVP

From prototype to production-ready product — backend, APIs and cloud architecture from a single source.

  • MVPs and prototypes in weeks, not months
  • End-to-end: architecture, backend, APIs, deployment
  • Product management and turn-key solutions
  • C++, Go, Python, Node.js / TypeScript

Backend Engineering & Team Augmentation

Senior reinforcement for ongoing projects — embedded, productive, and focused on backend, APIs and infrastructure.

  • Embedded senior capacity for backend, APIs, cloud
  • High-load and real-time systems, distributed architectures
  • Sprint participation, code reviews, technical mentoring
  • Kubernetes, Terraform, messaging (RabbitMQ, Pub/Sub)

Consulting & Automation

Clear answers on architecture, process and automation questions — before they get expensive.

  • Automation of development and business processes
  • Architecture reviews and analysis of legacy systems
  • Feasibility and risk assessments
  • Technology-agnostic advisory — cloud, on-prem, hybrid

Renewable Energy & SCADA

Backend solutions for direct marketing, asset monitoring and industrial control systems — from wind or solar plant to market interface.

  • SCADA integration and industrial data pipelines
  • Interfaces to grid operators and energy traders
  • Direct marketing and portfolio management platforms
  • Monitoring for wind and solar installations

How I work

Four points that make the difference

01 AI-accelerated development

AI tools are part of the workshop today. Used where they help — eliminate boilerplate, speed up tests, sharpen code reviews. The result: two to three times faster delivery at the same quality, with tests and clean architecture.

02 Open source as the default

Wherever it makes sense, open components are used. PostgreSQL, Prometheus, Kubernetes, GitLab CI. Not a religion — better inspectability, longer lifespan, fewer license traps.

03 Avoiding vendor lock-in

Architectural decisions are made so that migration stays possible. Container-based workloads, standard protocols, clean separation between business logic and cloud adapters. You should not be chained to a vendor because it was easy for me.

04 Linux & infrastructure depth

Linux is home, not specialist knowledge. From the shell to container runtimes, from systemd to kernel tuning. That makes the difference when systems are under load or when a grown setup needs to be analysed.

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