Summary
Marvin Knoll is a maker-focused technologist with nine years of software and hands-on prototyping experience, currently running the Maker Space for Students at NOI Techpark in Bolzano. He blends a full-stack background (JavaScript/TypeScript, Vue, React, Python, Java, C, ROS2) with practical skills in digital fabrication—3D printing, laser cutting, electronics and Fusion360—to shepherd projects from idea to working prototype. His systems-thinking approach and iterative mindset come from building web and AI-infused features (LangChain, RAG, ElasticSearch) as a full-stack engineer, while his daily practice centers on teaching and enabling others to learn by doing. Comfortable troubleshooting both firmware-level quirks and cloud/backend issues, he excels at translating technical complexity into buildable steps for students and makers. Based in Brixen, Italy, he’s expanding his personal prototyping portfolio at the intersection of software, hardware, and collaborative learning.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Computer-Softwaretechnik, Bachelor's degree Computer-Softwaretechnik at CODE University of Applied Sciences
Informatik, Informatik at Universität Innsbruck
Italian, German, English, Spanish