Adrian Bühler is a Swiss Sr. System Engineer and MacSysAdmin with six years of focused experience in Apple device management, Jamf Pro administration, and tiered IT support at SWITCH. Combining a hands-on electrical/apparatus background with retail Genius experience at Apple, he brings practical troubleshooting skills and a systems-thinking mindset to enterprise Mac deployments. He contributes to the popular Installomator project, improving Mac software installation scripts and adding Apple Silicon compatibility and new app support. Comfortable across MDM, M365/Azure, network hardware (HPE/Aruba), and security tooling, he excels at bridging user support, device lifecycle management, and automation. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic, maintainable solutions that scale across education and corporate environments.
6 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Berufslehre, Anlage- und Apparatebauer (EFZ), Berufslehre, Anlage- und Apparatebauer (EFZ) at BBZW Sursee
Berufslehre, Anlage- und Apparatebauer (EFZ), Berufslehre, Anlage- und Apparatebauer (EFZ) at BBZW Emmen
Installation script to deploy standard software on Macs
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:3 reviews, 48 commits, 52 PRs in 1 year 4 months
Contributions summary:Adrian primarily contributed to the installation script's functionality by adding labels and configurations for various applications. They integrated new software like Keka, ONLYOFFICE Desktop, and others, modifying the script to include download URLs, types, and expected Team IDs. Further improvements included fixing browser download URLs and updating existing entries for Apple Silicon compatibility. The user also made enhancements by incorporating support for new file types and simplifying existing configurations within the installation script.
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