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# Hi, my name is…
- URL: https://blogs.remobjects.com/2010/01/16/hi-my-name-is-e2-80-a6/
- Published: 2010-01-16T20:05:46.000Z
- Updated: 2018-08-22T06:17:47.000Z
- Author: sebastiang
- Tags: #Import 2026-08-17 20:17

… **Sebastian**, and I am the freshman at RemObjects. So please allow me a few lines to introduce myself.

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I am a 30 years young software developer from germany (and you don’t know *how* glad I am to publish this post today and not tomorrow ;-). I got my first computer when I was eight years old and started programming in Basic when I was twelve. At the age of 14 I sold my first commercial application (written in GW-Basic) to a doctor and later in school I learned Delphi (it was version 2 then). After a short hanky-panky with Borland C++ back in the summer of ’96 I returned to Delphi and stayed there for some years until .NET came up. Since then I program desktop apps mostly with Delphi and web applications exclusively with .NET. My secret passion is everything that has to do with SciFi: I love cool series like Star Trek, Sliders, Stargate or Babylon 5 and, if I find some time for gaming, play EVE online.

Some of you (especially when you’re from Germany too) may already know me from my volunteering work as a moderator at the Delphi community [Delphi-PRAXiS](http://www.delphipraxis.net/?ref=blogs.remobjects.com) as well as the Delphi-Tage community events (the german [Delphi-days](http://delphi-tage.de/?ref=blogs.remobjects.com)). Maybe you have seen and heard some of my sessions at previous [Basta! Spring](http://it-republik.de/konferenzen/bastaspring/speaker/?ref=blogs.remobjects.com) and [EKON](http://it-republik.de/konferenzen/entwicklerkonferenz09/speaker/?ref=blogs.remobjects.com) conferences or you possibly could have read one of my articles in some magazine.

Before joining RemObjects I worked as a freelancer and helped my customers design and develop professional, reliable Delphi and .NET applications. Besides that I always liked to share my knowledge, so I wrote some articles for magazines and went to conferences to speak about all the cool the technology stuff I learned and worked as a trainer for Delphi and Delphi Prism. Learning new things is cool, and talking about cool new stuff even more so. ;-)

Since I had my first contact with the predecessor of Oxygene respectively Delphi Prism, I was impressed how the guys here at RemObjects are getting those things done so well. Now I can see and live that in our day to day work and I must say I’m even more impressed right now. My business here at RemObjects will be mainly boosting the developer relations and do some evangelism stuff. Actually, that means I want to  
a) talk to you  
b) even more important listen to you, and  
c) care about your possible itches & whishes.

That is, of course, besides d) a little bit coding with our products, playing around, creating samples, showing off some cool new technology and telling you what I love about the work that is done here in the secret labs at RemObjects

If you have any questions, remarks, whishes, itches or just want to say hello – please feel free to email me here at RemObjects dot com, putting sebastiang right in front of the (at).

Yours Sincerly,