Introducing Billomat's creators

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Simon Stü­cher

Mana­ging Director

Simon Stü­cher (29) com­ple­ted his trai­ning as a media desi­gner for digi­tal media (gai­ning the dis­tinc­tion of best-in-class at exami­na­tion) with Schä­fer Shop, one of the lar­gest Euro­pean mail-order com­pa­nies. At Schä­fer Shop he was in charge of back-office deve­lop­ment of the company’s web­sites. In 2001 he foun­ded a web agency which he ran first as a side­line and later as a full-time occupa­tion. There he spe­cia­li­sed in web deve­lop­ment using the Con­tent Manage­ment Sys­tem TYPO3. During his (unsuc­cess­ful) search for a sim­ple and con­ve­ni­ent bil­ling solu­tion he deve­l­o­ped Bil­lo­mat. The next step was to deve­lop a busi­ness model for Bil­lo­mat so that its advan­ta­ges could be made avail­able to others too.

Simon has been an enthu­si­as­tic inter­net user from the start and main­tains his work-life balance by biking, clim­bing and slack-lining.

Simon on XING

Steve Mat­tuschka

Sales and Marketing

Steve Mat­tuschka (41) deci­ded very early on that his path would lead to owning his own com­pany. Fol­lo­wing his course in Euro­pean Busi­ness Stu­dies (until 1995) his first job was in the inter­na­tio­nal sales depart­ment of a large machi­nery retailer. There he was responsi­ble for busi­ness with South Ame­rica. One of his tasks was the deve­lop­ment and com­ple­tion of an inter­net tra­ding por­tal for the prin­ting indus­try. At that point in time (1996) the inter­net as it is known and used today was still in its infancy. Infec­ted by the inter­net bug, he deve­l­o­ped an affi­nity for the World Wide Web and the end­less pos­si­bi­li­ties it offe­red. Fur­ther miles­to­nes in his career were the foun­ding, deve­lop­ment and suc­cess­ful sale of a mar­ke­ting ser­vices com­pany for free­lan­cers (2000).

After a num­ber of years as an export mana­ger with an inter­na­tio­nal com­pany, he foun­ded Bil­lo­mat in 2007, toge­ther with Simon Stü­cher. At Bil­lo­mat his main responsi­bi­lity is to ensure that as many people as pos­si­ble learn about Bil­lo­mat and begin to use it.

Steve on XING

Mar­kus Möller

Soft­ware development

Mar­kus (32) is the latest mem­ber of the Bil­lo­mat team. As a gra­duate in Busi­ness Infor­ma­tion Sys­tems he pos­ses­ses several years’ expe­ri­ence in soft­ware deve­lop­ment. Before chan­ging to Bil­lo­mat in July 2010 he was employed with various inter­net and adver­ti­sing agen­cies in Colo­gne and Sie­gen, where he worked for com­pa­nies such as Nokia, Tho­mas Cook and the Fried­helm Loh Group.
At Bil­lo­mat he sees to it that a range of long-awaited fea­tures find their way into the soft­ware even more quickly. In doing so he doesn’t only think in zeros and ones – he lives and loves Web 2.0.

He spends his free time with his family and other­wise spends every free minute using his expla­na­tion engine Twick.it.

Mar­kus on XING

Nico Flem­ming

Deve­lop­ment

Nico Flem­ming (35) is a full-blooded pro­gram­mer with great con­cep­tual under­stan­ding, inclu­ding a strong grasp of com­plex issues. He stu­died Infor­ma­tion Tech­no­logy at the Fern­Uni­ver­si­tät (Dis­tance Teaching Uni­ver­sity) Hagen, and is qua­li­fied as a Zend Cer­ti­fied Engi­neer (ZCE) for PHP 5. His expe­ri­ence in the deve­lop­ment of high-availability enter­prise app­li­ca­ti­ons and high-traffic por­tals con­tri­bu­tes directly to the expan­sion and refi­ne­ment of Billomat.

Nico on XING

Julia Dom­brow­ski

Blogs & Communications

Julia Dom­brow­ski (30) is a free­lance copy­wri­ter and edi­tor. She sup­ports Bil­lo­mat with cris­ply for­mu­la­ted blog con­tri­bu­ti­ons strai­ght from the ever­y­day world of the freelancer.

Julia bei XING