My name is Thomas, and I'm a software engineer passionate about building secure, scalable, and user-friendly applications. My journey into the world of hacking began when I was a teenager and started tinkering with old computers (ZX81, and C64) in my spare time. Since then, I've made it my life's work to push the boundaries of what's possible with code.

Over the years, I've worked on various exciting projects, from developing complex web applications to hacking into cutting-edge technologies. My expertise lies in Java, Digital Identity, and Software Architecture, and I'm constantly seeking new challenges to keep my skills sharp.

As a hacker, the best way to learn is by doing. That's why I'm a big proponent of open-source software and the hacker ethic of sharing knowledge and collaborating. I've contributed to several open-source projects over the years and am always eager to help others learn and grow as hackers.

I'm a Keycloak maintainer and help the project by fixing bugs, implementing new features and building PoCs. I'm also a member of the OpenID Foundation Certification Team where I work with the OpenID Foundation on their OpenID Connect and Financial-grade API certification programmes, helping share knowledge of the standards around the globe.

I'm available for Keycloak Training and Consulting Engagements, feel free to reach out via https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasdarimont/

In my spare time I organize the Java User Group Saarland and enjoy tinkering with JVMs, Compilers and the Cloud.

If you want to learn more about me or my work, please check out my GitHub repository or contact me directly. I'm always looking for new projects and collaborators and am excited to see what we can create together. Happy hacking!