Hi, I’m Tay.
tay.märz is me: Tay März, sysadmin and developer from Göttingen. I have been programming since 2018, followed by internships and apprenticeships in IT. Today I look after computers, websites and servers for private clients, shops, pubs and communities.
How I got here
- 2018
I start programming, self-taught. I have not stopped since.
- 2021
Still at school, I build the website and the online voting software for the first youth parliament in Einbeck.
In the press: leinetal24 (opens in a new tab) · Einbecker Morgenpost (opens in a new tab)
- 2021–23
Vocational business school at BBS I Northeim, finishing with the Realschulabschluss.
- since 2022
Developer on the EasySystems team: Discord bots that now run on more than 25,000 servers.
- 2023–24
IT technician internship at AGVOLUTION in Göttingen (AI and web design), alongside Fachoberschule at BBS II Göttingen.
- 2024–25
Programming apprenticeship at Greenmark IT, remote, with PHP and MySQL.
- 2025–26
IT apprenticeship at dikon Elektronik & IT in Göttingen: Proxmox, Active Directory and networks in a live business.
- 2026
Websites and systems for Zak Tag&Nacht, Déjà Vu and folio Papeterie, built on site in Göttingen.
- now
tay.märz full-time. Plus ongoing work with the EasySystems team and development and DevOps at Furverse.
How I work
Curious
I look at a system closely before I change anything about it.
Honest
I tell you what you need and what you don’t.
Thorough
I test before I hand anything over, and I write down what I did.
Toolbox
- Linux
- Proxmox
- Docker
- Active Directory
- Caddy
- Nginx
- TypeScript
- Astro
- Next.js
- Python
- PHP
- MySQL
- SQLite
- Kotlin
- Go
- Git
Hoodini
Hoodini is the tay.märz mascot. His big round eyes sit in the logo as the dots of the ä and stand for how I work: look closely, ask why, and understand a system before changing it.
This is how he looks when he is working for clients.
With the hood up he is off. Then you will find him on community projects, open source and stickers.
The name
tay.märz is written in lowercase, with a dot like a domain. The dots on the ä are Hoodini’s eyes. They follow your mouse.
Let me take a closer look.
Send me a short note about what you need. I get back to you fast, often the same day, and the first conversation is free.