Ibrahim Mumcu

I'm based in Berlin and spend my days at Henkel figuring out where AI actually helps in e-commerce — and where it's just noise. Before moving into product, I spent about a decade writing frontend code (mostly Angular) and shipping web and mobile apps. I still think like an engineer; I just spend more time now on what we're building and why it matters.

When I'm not at my desk, I'm usually out for a run around Berlin, falling down a film or music rabbit hole, or tinkering with a random idea until it works. Right now I'm listening to (there's more on my Spotify page), the last thing I watched was Tuner (2025), and I'm making my way through The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera.

I'm not a prolific photographer, but the shots that survive my camera roll end up on Unsplash. Most of my actual code lives in private repos, so my GitHub contributions are less a portfolio and more proof of life. I've also been obsessively tracking almost every song I've played since 2011 in my Last.fm stats. And every now and then, an itch turns into a side project — tiny games, weekend tools, experiments, and the occasional film archive.

Elsewhere on the internet: I'm on GitHub, LinkedIn and X. You can follow the music, film and book trail on Spotify, Last.fm, Letterboxd and Goodreads, check if I'm actually keeping up with my running on Strava, or just say hi via email.