Johannes Riemer

Developer, Trainer & AI Consultant

Python developer, Linux admin and trainer with 14+ years of experience. I build desktop applications, manage server infrastructures and provide corporate training in AI, open-source tools and IT security.

✉ jriemer@template7.de

Python GTK Linux AI / EU AI Act GIMP Blender Server Admin OpenWRT Home Assistant Tryton ERP

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Johannes Riemer
Adelbachstraße 14
74405 Gaildorf

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Johannes Riemer
Adelbachstraße 14
74405 Gaildorf

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