Thomas Handorf is a data and analytics leader, CEO of Berlin-based consultancy 9 friendly white rabbits, and a 14-year veteran of helping startups and established firms turn digital data into actionable strategy. He combines hands-on engineering—SQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, ETL, dbt, Python and front-end work—with product-focused analytics: web tracking, KPI design, funnel analysis, A/B testing and BI dashboarding. Thomas has led data architecture and tracking programs at enterprise scale (Peek & Cloppenburg, mobile.de, Techem) while running cross-disciplinary teams and a network of freelancers across design, SEO and marketing. He also maintains open-source front-end work (layerJS) and has a scientific background in computational biology and large-scale Boolean network modeling, which informs his rigorous, model-driven approach to complex data problems. A former founder of Webpgr and participant in German Accelerator, he blends entrepreneurial product instincts with deep technical craft and an appetite for shipping polished, testable UIs. Outside client work he still codes and contributes to open-source testing and UI tooling, signaling a leader who remains hands-on.
14 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
MSc Physics, MSc Physics at Georgia Institute of Technology
Dr. rer. nat. Biophyics, Dr. rer. nat. Biophyics at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Contributions summary:Thomas's commits focus on creating complete Jasmine specifications for various JavaScript UI components within the `layerJS` framework. They implemented tests for core modules like `Kern` and `EventManager`, demonstrating an understanding of the framework's architecture. The user also added support for in-browser Jasmine tests, indicating involvement in improving the project's testing and development workflow, and adjusted the change event handler.
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