About Ingo Richter (me)

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I’m a software engineer at Adobe, where I’m currently working on reimagining how people share documents. Before that I built a TypeScript Analytics SDK for internal teams — which taught me a lot about how developers actually use the tools you build for them (spoiler: not always the way you intended).

Over the years I’ve shipped code for ShareSheet, Adobe XD, and Photoshop Device Preview, and contributed to open-source projects like Brackets and TabWrangler. More than 20 years in, I still find software genuinely interesting — which I consider a win.

I care a lot about the craft: clean code, good tooling, test automation, and the kind of process that helps teams do their best work without burning out. I’ve been a Scrum Master, led teams, and made plenty of process mistakes along the way. The lessons from the mistakes stuck the most.

Outside of work, I’m into 3D printing, laser cutting, and pen plotting — there’s something satisfying about making physical things from a screen full of coordinates. I also spend time with a camera chasing light before it disappears, and out on my lovely titanium road bike convincing myself the next hill will be the last one.

Coffee, obviously.

Want to talk software, automation, or anything else? I’m genuinely interested.

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