001 Developer · Rombach, Switzerland

Max Mijatovic

I write code, build interfaces,
and figure out how things work.
AI is part of how I build.

Focus C# · .NET 8 · Web · AI
Status Seeking apprenticeship
Background

How I got here

Before I started at the Informatikmittelschule, an IT-focused Swiss high school, I had never really programmed. I played games and used software, and at some point I wanted to know what was going on behind all of it. That is why I chose this school.

My first programs were not very good. But seeing a console window do exactly what I told it to do was something I liked right away. Since then I also write code in my free time.

When I build something, I break the problem into small parts first. AI often helps me with the implementation, and by now I know how to use it well. I still read and understand the code myself, because otherwise I would not learn anything from it.

That is how a CSV parser, a terminal Pong clone, a hackathon app for Axpo and LinkUp came about, a networking platform we built at BadenHackt 2026. Every project taught me something that is not in any tutorial.

"I learn the most when I build something myself. Breaking it, fixing it, and understanding how it really works."
Currently learning
  • Clean architecture in .NET
  • Prompt & context engineering
  • Supabase & realtime data
How I work
  • Break the problem down first
  • AI as a pair programmer, always reviewed
  • Ship nothing I can't explain
Languages
C# TypeScript HTML CSS
Tools
.NET 8 Next.js Supabase Git Cursor OpenAI API
Location Rombach, Switzerland
0 Projects shipped
0 Hackathons entered
0 Years coding
Lines debugged
Projects

Stuff I actually finished

History

How it's going

2024

Starting at the Informatikmittelschule

Wrote real code for the first time. A lot went wrong at the beginning, but that is exactly what made me curious about how software is built.

2025

Getting serious

Realized that programming is 80% debugging. Started building actual tools, took part in my first hackathon, and learned how to use AI in a sensible way without losing track of my own code.

2026

Looking for a team

Competed at BadenHackt 2026 and shipped LinkUp, an AI-powered networking app. Now looking for an apprenticeship, internship or junior role where I can learn from people who know more than I do.

Contact

Let's work
together

If you have an open spot on your team, or just want to talk about code and where AI fits into it, I'd like to hear from you. I'm available for apprenticeships, internships and junior positions from 2026.

hello@maxmij.ch