Software Engineer · Cursor Ambassador, Germany
Eyad Kelleh
I build the Grok Bot and Cursor builder communities in Kassel, Frankfurt and Cologne.
Ten years shipping production software at Micromata and for clients like DHL. Now I run hands-on Build Days, Café Cursor sessions and Grok Bot meetups where people bring a real task and leave with something working.
Kassel, Germany · CEST
Proof
- Experience
- Ten years in production
- Role
- Cursor Ambassador · adoption in the room
- Community
- 152+ builders at Frankfurt Build Day
- Shipped
- Charge a Smile on the App Store
About
Eyad Kelleh is a software engineer based in Kassel, Germany, who organizes the SpaceXAI / Grok Bot and Cursor builder communities in Kassel, Frankfurt and Cologne.
Since April 2026 he has co-hosted hands-on community events across the three cities: Café Cursor Kassel (26 Apr), Frankfurt Build Day (10 Jul), Café Cursor Cologne (30 Jul), the BBQ & Build Day in Frankfurt (28 Aug), the Kassel Build Day (9 Sep) and the Grok Bot meetups in Cologne (9 Oct) and Kassel (12 Nov). The format is always the same: no slides, laptops open, people build with the tools on their own projects.
He is on the board (Vorstand) of KI Hub Kassel, an open applied-AI community in Hessen, and a Cursor Ambassador. He has worked at Micromata GmbH in Kassel since 2021 on enterprise delivery, AI adoption and security testing, and he builds Charge a Smile, an EV charging app for Germany, with Maurice Pfurr. In October 2026 they speak at SwiftLeeds about "CarPlay from Zero".
He speaks German, English and Arabic.
Principles
AI belongs in the workflow, not in place of engineering judgment.
Every merge and release hits the same bar: quality first, security always.
Software Development
Software Development
- Plan: Plan, build, and document end to end
- Build: Architecture, tests, and engineering standards
- Operate: On-call, incidents, and long-term support
Work
I ship with security in mind, use AI where it earns its place, and keep human review at the gate. I teach the same discipline in workshops, hackathons, and community programs.
Experience
- Software Engineer & AI Consultant2021 to Present
Micromata GmbH
Enterprise delivery for DHL and SEFE, AI adoption workshops, security reviews.
- Software Engineer2017 to 2021
Management Services Helwig Schmitt GmbH
- Development InternInternship
Trinity College Dublin
Shipped
- Charge a SmileEV charging on the App Store · iOS · Swift
- Try It Out + Composer 2.542 projects, 12 countries, one weekend with standards · Hackathon · Cursor
Community
- Cursor GermanyCursor events and hands-on adoption in Germany · Community · Cursor
- KI Hub KasselApplied AI community in Hessen · Community · AI
Speaking
- SwiftLeedsOct 2026
- AI Meetup FrankfurtJun 2026
- Agentic Coding Meetup HamburgJun 2026
Writing
Long-form notes on adoption, community events, and what it looks like when builders actually ship.
BBQ & Build Day × Cursor: be in the room
Jul 16, 2026
Seventy-five builders showed up for the first Frankfurt Build Day. On August 28 we run it again, with BBQ. Register if you want a seat.
Events I've hosted
Real rooms, real builders. Build Days, Café Cursor, Grok Bot meetups, and hackathons across Kassel, Frankfurt and Cologne. Not slides. Shipping. See events by city.
Grok Bot Kassel Meetup
Upcoming · Nov 12, 2026
Kassel's first Grok Bot meetup. Bring a laptop or phone and try Grok Bot with the local community.
Kassel, Germany
What people said
“Great event! Perfect organization, thanks!”
Bas Steins · @bascodes · Jul 11, 2026
View on X“Thanks for organizing this event!”
Dr. Deniz Uzun · @drdenizuzun · Jul 10, 2026
View on X“If you are in Frankfurt get registered! It's going to be awesome!”
Jason Holt · @jholtdigital · Jul 9, 2026
View on X“Read my article on Cursor for iOS”
Eyad Kelleh · @KellehEyad · Jul 5, 2026
View on X“So awesome Eyad, imagine this space just a few months ago. You achieved really great things!”
Tibor (Tee) · @tibor_tee · Jun 29, 2026
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Contact
Let's build something worth shipping.
Speaking, adoption work, or a role where engineering teams need to change how they build. Email me.