Nico Abramowski
Technical Portfolio
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About Nico

I'm Nico Abramowski, at the end of my Computer Science studies at the University of Rostock. I'm most comfortable in practical technical work where implementation, debugging, documentation, and reliability all matter. Recent work includes an Erasmus staff mobility portal for South-West University and a German learning app built with Kotlin and Android Studio.

Location Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria
Studies Computer Science at the University of Rostock
Working style Calm implementation, clear debugging, and usable documentation
Implemented work
  • Implemented work on an Erasmus staff mobility portal for South-West University in a practical university environment.
  • A German learning app built in Kotlin with Android Studio.
  • Linux-based scripting, debugging, documentation, and repeatable technical workflows.
  • This portfolio site itself, which I use to present work clearly and keep the structure maintainable.
Technical foundation

My background in Computer Science has given me a strong foundation in software development, databases, system thinking, and structured problem solving. I like work where I can understand the full path from a problem to an implementation, then debug it carefully and leave it in a better documented state.

Tools and workflow
  • Kotlin and Android Studio for app work.
  • Linux, Git, shell-based workflows, and practical troubleshooting.
  • SQL, scripting, and small technical utilities.
  • Astro and Tailwind on the web side, including this portfolio site.
  • Documentation that helps somebody else understand the setup and the change.
Background

Earlier technical work included Linux networking, TSN / SDN, and scripting. That background strengthened my preference for repeatable setups, operational clarity, and systems that stay understandable when something goes wrong.

Next role

I'm looking for junior software, web, QA automation, platform-adjacent, and other technical engineering roles where I can contribute practically, keep learning quickly, and work close to real systems and users.