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 |  Philip Günter Keusch  8052, Graz-Wetzelsdorf |
Short Biography
On a small farm in Voitsberg, in western Styria, my grandfather Karl raised me to become a young forestry worker. Through my work in our forest, I learned how fertile even the most overgrown piece of land can be, provided that you have the right means and, above all, the right people to cultivate it.
If the stove did not have enough fuel to keep its embers alive, causing the water in the pipes to almost freeze, then I would know exactly who could be held responsible. Despite the rigor inherent to forestry, I know of no activity that brings me as much happiness as hauling freshly cut wood.
In my grandfather's small business, where he earned a modest income by repairing and restoring television and radio equipment, I discovered my passion for engineering.
My enthusiasm for electronics eventually led me through HTL-Bulme to my current electrical engineering studies at TU Graz. Over the course of my studies, my analytical skills have expanded from pure circuit design to the design and integration of entire systems.
In my opinion, such skills can only be acquired through independently building electronic devices and developing complex software. To this day, I regularly burn my fingers while soldering my circuits and rack my brain over the questions "How does X work?" and, above all, "What is X made of?".
The Projects section describes some of my work in detail.
Years of tinkering with computers have given me not only the ability to develop websites, but also a deeper understanding of graphic design. These skills in designing media content have already proven extremely useful to some of the people around me.
Even as a young boy, I offered graphic design services to people on the internet in exchange for modest fees. What once consisted mainly of creating Youtube banners, 3D intros, or Minecraft resource packs has since evolved into the creation and deployment of entire websites.
The Web Design section lists some of my projects.