Summary
Andreas Roehler is a Berlin-based freelance author and software tinkerer with 16 years of experience probing subtle, widespread software oddities he likens to Heisenbugs. He writes and maintains practical developer tooling—most notably operator-mode for Emacs—which reflects his focus on small ergonomics wins that cut keystrokes and improve everyday workflows. Trained as a Hochschulingenieurökonom in Merseburg, he brings a pragmatic, systems-minded approach to problems that sit at the intersection of programming conventions and human-readable mathematics. His work blends careful observation with hands-on open-source experimentation, revealing usability issues many engineers accept as inevitable.
16 years of coding experience
Hochschulingenieurökonom, Betriebswirtschaft, 2, Hochschulingenieurökonom, Betriebswirtschaft, 2 at TH Merseburg