Norman Fober

Activity in regular operations and training of the Schwerte volunteer fire brigade. With a focus on structured hazard prevention, tactical incident management, and continuous qualification of operational forces. Planning, execution, and follow-up of training sessions.

Specialization in the NRW Measurement Unit with the function of administrator and multiplier for the CBRN reconnaissance vehicle (CBRN-ErkW). Responsibility for system administration, equipment maintenance and testing (including measurement technology, sampling and documentation systems), coordination of training, and technical support during incidents involving chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear hazards. Focus on structured data acquisition, reliable measurement value interpretation, and standardized transfer of operationally relevant information to command centers.

Full-stack development in the field of serious gaming with a focus on VR-based learning and training applications. Conception, architecture, and implementation of interactive systems with Unity and C#, including a cleanly structured codebase, object-oriented design principles, and modular extensibility. Creation and integration of high-performance 3D assets and environments with Blender, as well as connection of external interfaces, data structures, and backend logic. Focus on didactically sound gamification concepts, realistic simulations (e.g., for schools and other institutions), and scalable project structures – from the prototype phase to a production-ready application.

Activities with various employers in my role as a rescue assistant and company firefighter with a broad spectrum of operations. Provision of emergency medical services in the pre-hospital setting, structured patient care according to established algorithms, and cooperation with control centers, hospitals, and external rescue services.

In the area of company fire services, taking on tasks in preventive and defensive fire protection, technical assistance, hazard prevention, and participation in evacuation, security, and emergency concepts. Additionally, regular participation in training and further education, operational exercises, and safety technical instructions. Focus on structured situation assessment, interdisciplinary cooperation, and resilient action under operational conditions.