Luca Wiegand
Owner and sole engineer of Wega Studios. A computer scientist by conviction, on a route that did not start in a lecture hall.
About the owner
Luca Wiegand is a computer scientist by passion and does not shy away from operational work. Before university came six months in logistics — processes that have to work because otherwise something stops, and people who depend on that. It still shapes how he plans software: around what actually gets used, not around what specifies neatly.
His interest rarely stops at a discipline boundary. Backend architecture, mobile products, game systems in Unreal and building his own AI harnesses sit equally close — not as a grab bag, but because the same questions surface everywhere: where are the limits, what happens when it fails, and how do you know it works.
Two months on assignment in the United States and the work as a translator between IT and business sharpened something no benchmark reports: working with people whose vocabulary is a different one. Anyone approaching Wega Studios therefore speaks directly to the person who owns the architecture — and gets answers that hold outside the technical detail too.
Career stations
- 6 months
Logistics & process consulting
Expectus GmbH
Process optimisation and requirements engineering between IT and the business side, including a two-month assignment in the United States.
- since then
Computer science studies
Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf
B.Sc. in Computer Science, currently continuing his studies. Compiler construction, distributed systems and software architecture as focus areas.
- about 1 year
Leading developer role
LikeTik · Axinity GmbH
Reporting directly to the development lead, responsible for the architecture and APIs of the mobile and web clients — from cutting the endpoints to implementing them.
- since 2024
Founder & owner
Wega Studios
Own products and client work: backend systems, mobile apps, Unreal Engine games and AI harnesses — technically in one pair of hands.
Project work
Completed work from university, game jams and self-built tools. It belongs to the person rather than to the studio's product portfolio.
First place, 2025 HHU Game Jam
The Terrafix prototype was built in 48 hours by a three-person team and is where the current game comes from.
Co-development · three-person team · 48 hours
Disk Inserted
A first-person horror game created at the 2026 HHU Game Jam in 56 hours by the same three-person team as Terrafix.
Co-development · Three-person team · 56 hours
Pascal-to-JVM Compiler
A compiler-construction project Luca worked on: from parsing and semantic analysis to executable JVM bytecode.
Project work · No sole-authorship claim
View repositoryThesis is coming
A Spring application for finding and matching thesis topics, with OAuth, role-based access, PostgreSQL and architecture tests.
University project · Luca worked on the project
Sunday
A personal AI assistant that maintains a growing Markdown knowledge base. Anything dropped into the inbox folder — thoughts, voice notes, links — is sorted, linked and consolidated.
Open-source project · MIT licence · built on Andrej Karpathy's LLM wiki concept
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