I'm Felix Moser, exploring the world to make a difference, one project at a time.

I've always been drawn to solving problems and creating things. My fascination with technology started early, but it wasn't until I began my studies in Informatics at the Technical University of Munich that I truly dove into the world of programming and development. It was during this time that I began working as a freelancer, taking on small projects that allowed me to apply what I was learning and see the real-world impact of my work.

As I progressed in my studies, my passion for creating meaningful solutions grew stronger. This led me to co-found BO24 UG, where we developed a digital inventory management system that's now helping thousands of users streamline their operations.

My drive to make a difference extends beyond business. One of my most fulfilling projects was working with the University Hospital Bonn to develop an app that assists epilepsy patients in managing their condition. This experience solidified my belief that technology can and should be used to empower people and improve lives.

Today, as a postgraduate fellow at Yale, I'm focusing on digital health, aiming to push the boundaries of what's possible in healthcare. Whether I'm working in Munich, Denmark, or the United States, my goal remains the same: to innovate, explore new frontiers, and create solutions that have a lasting, positive impact on the world.