Ferdinand Schober is a master's student in computer science with a mathematics minor, building on a Bachelor’s in CS from FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg and seven years of practical experience. He has combined industry work as a junior consultant at PRODATO with academic roles, including a multi-semester tutor position in system programming and a bachelor thesis on hardware abstraction for just-in-time compilation. Ferdinand contributes to systems-focused open-source projects—most notably a Wayland-based LAN mouse/keyboard sharing server where he implemented core backend, TCP protocols and input capturing—reflecting strong low-level and networking skills. Based in Nuremberg, he pairs theory and hands-on engineering, comfortable moving between OS-level programming and backend system design. An intriguing hint of his debugging mindset appears in his Github bio’s kernel-like pagefault snippet, suggesting a deep interest in system internals.
Contributions:1 release, 12 reviews, 53 commits in 3 months
Contributions summary:Ferdinand primarily focused on implementing the server-side functionality for the LAN mouse sharing application. Their contributions involved writing server-side code, including the creation of a Wayland-based window to capture and transmit mouse and keyboard events. Further development included incorporating mouse grabbing, keyboard shortcuts, and data requests over a TCP server. The user also integrated the layer shell for a more seamless user experience and refactored the code for better organization and efficiency.
Contributions:1 PR, 29 pushes, 7 branches in 9 months
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Ferdinand Schober - Student at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg