I'm actually more the hands-on type of guy who feels at home in projects.

But here my job was to prepare experienced developers for the iSAQB CPSA-F certification exam — in a weekly 4-day online seminar.

The participants came from a wide range of industries — from Medical to Banking to Railway — and from companies like Hitachi Rail, Carl Zeiss, or Mercedes-Benz.

As an educational scientist, I love iteration — finding out what works, measuring how well, improving further.

So I developed a simulation game. Each week a new project with a new group of motivated participants.

Feedback from 15 courses with 76 participants:

Didactics: 4.8
Competence: 4.7
Interactivity: 4.6
Atmosphere: 4.8

5 = best rating.

I wish everything were as measurable as teaching quality.

15 weeks with 15 great groups and 76 wonderful people. Thank you for those amazing courses!

Being a Trainer for Software Architecture has brought me tremendous joy. So many connections and discussions. I have to admit, I sometimes miss it.

Were you there? Awesome! Hi there!

We had a great time — didn't we?

Want to keep philosophizing with me about software architecture? Just get in touch.