Moritz Plattner is an electrical CAD designer and physicist with nine years of hands-on experience designing and certifying PCBs for custom and commercial keyboards and embedded devices. He blends rigorous academic training (MSc in Physics) with practical certifications (CID, ZED II) to shepherd products from schematic to CE/FCC-compliant production. Moritz is a prolific open-source contributor to the QMK ecosystem, adding support and custom features for numerous popular layouts and boards, and often publishes hobby electronics as open hardware on GitHub. Comfortable both in detailed reverse-engineering for hardware reviews and in firmware-level customization, he thrives on solving cross-disciplinary problems at the intersection of electronics, embedded systems, and product engineering. Based in the Dolomites region, he channels curiosity into mountain biking, dirtbiking, and custom mechanical keyboard design—skills that feed back into his rapid prototyping and user-focused hardware work.
10 years of coding experience
IPC Designer Certification Program - CID, IPC Designer Certification Program - CID at Global Electronics Association
Master of Science - MS, Physics, Master of Science - MS, Physics at Technische Universität Berlin
Zertifizierter Elektronik-Designer - ZED Level II, Zertifizierter Elektronik-Designer - ZED Level II at Fachverband Elektronikdesign und -fertigung e. V.
Bachelor of Science - BS, Physics, Bachelor of Science - BS, Physics at Leopold-Franzens Universität Innsbruck
Contributions:1 review, 1 PR, 3 comments in 1 year 10 months
Contributions summary:Moritz contributed to adding and integrating various keyboard models and layouts, specifically focusing on QMK firmware configurations. Their work involved adding support for new keyboard models, including the "isometria 75," "Whale 75," "Fave87," "Teleport numpad," "Dolice," "E80-1800," "EM.8," "Teleport TKL," "Cornelius," and the "Geistmaschine Geist," along with related keymap files. The user also made specific changes to configurations and keymaps, indicating a strong focus on customization and layout design within the QMK ecosystem.
Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families
Role in this project:
Embedded Systems Engineer / IoT Developer
Contributions:22 reviews, 12 commits, 20 PRs in 1 year 11 months
Contributions summary:Moritz's commits focus on adding support for various keyboard layouts and features within the QMK firmware, which is designed for custom keyboard firmware. The contributions include adding support for the Isometria 75, Whale 75, Fave87, Teleport Numpad, Dolice, EM.8, E80-1800, and Werk.One keyboards, involving the creation of keyboard-specific configuration files and keymaps. The user also implements enhancements such as OLED animations for specific keyboard models.
atmelavrfirmwareusbkeyboard-firmware
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