Several years of study with python has granted me an acute method of critical thinking and problem abstraction. I have experience with OOP, building games, database handling, and data analysis (ask me personally about this!).

With a year of knowledge in C++ I've become a lot more comfortable with the language and it's core conepts, while I don't have as much experience as in python, I believe I'd be able to face any new challenge with a positive outlook. I'm also constantly working on improving my c++ knowledge currently, and have recently done some work with a 3D graphics pipeline.

I have used C# for various unity projects and feel comfortable with the syntax, though I have little knowledge of the language if not from a unity perspective.

Uh, yeh, if you're reading this, let's be friends! But my German is only rudimentary.

If people don't understand the task, twice the work has to be done (or redone), and so I understand how critical effective communication is. This means that I try to make all my communication direct, concise and precise, so there are no missunderstandings.
Understanding people is also critical in communication, some people may be visual learners, or like to take notes, and so I cater my communication to try and accomodate for all types of people.

Once again poor time management leads to failed projects and burnout, so I always attempt to stick to a regular schedule that I stay committed to. And when managing other members time, I try to make schedules that work for all involved parties and fits their style of work.