Dominik Kesim

- Thesis Title: Annotation-based Modeling of Non-functional Requirements and Analysis Results in Domain-driven Design - Thesis is part of the research project dqualizer

Design, development and testing of a web-based application to analyse software metrics from VCS log files. As a part of the process, I have used Domain-driven Design practices, Architectural patterns and documentation. The application has been development with React, Typescript, Redux and Chart.js

Design and application of Chaos Engineering Experiments to customer solutions improving their reliability and resilience towards failures

Title: Assessing Resilience of Software Systems by Application of Chaos Engineering (Grade: 1.0)

Research and comparison of cloud-native solutions such as Spring Cloud Gateway, Netflix Zuul, and Netflix Zuul 2. Results were published in a Blog post

Taking care of innovative industry 4.0 projects driven by global startups which participated in the STARTUP AUTOBAHN tracks