Felix Wagner

Hallo! I’m Felix Wagner, a tech specialist from Berlin, Germany, and a proud member of the Bugdir.com team. My focus is on solving complex software bugs, optimizing system performance, and troubleshooting connectivity issues. I’ve always been fascinated by how small errors can have massive impacts, and I love tracking them down like a detective. After years of working in cybersecurity and IT infrastructure, I joined Bugdir.com to share my expertise and help users get their systems running smoothly again.

Interests:

Hobbies:
“I’m a gamer at heart. Whether it’s testing new indie games or optimizing gaming rigs for performance, I find joy in blending play with tech. I also dabble in VR development—there’s nothing like creating an immersive world from scratch.”
Passions:
“Cybersecurity is more than a job; it’s a passion. I’m constantly exploring ways to make systems safer and teaching others how to protect their data. At Bugdir.com, I write guides on preventing and fixing common vulnerabilities.”
Other Interests:
“I’m an avid cyclist. Berlin is perfect for biking, and it’s my go-to way to clear my head after a long day of debugging. Oh, and I can’t resist a good currywurst from my favorite street vendor.”

Skill Development Backstory:

My journey began in Hamburg, where I grew up tinkering with my first computer—a clunky old desktop my parents bought second-hand. I spent hours experimenting with it, breaking it (a lot), and figuring out how to fix it. By the time I was a teenager, I was building custom PCs for friends and debugging their software issues for fun.

After studying computer science in Munich, I worked for a cybersecurity firm that specialized in securing IoT devices. There, I learned how to identify vulnerabilities, patch systems, and optimize networks under pressure. My work wasn’t just technical—it was strategic, and I thrived on finding creative solutions to protect systems from attacks.

Joining Bugdir.com was a natural step for me. It’s a platform where I can use my skills to make a real difference for users around the world. Whether I’m solving a persistent bug or walking someone through a fix, I love turning frustration into relief. That’s what keeps me motivated every day.