update summary and intro

config.toml

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ style = "emacs"
 [params]
   avatar = "profile.jpg"
   author = "Max Mehl"
-  description = "I am deeply involved in Free and Open Source Software from various perspectives — strategic, technical, legal, community, and even political."
+  description = "Open Source expert with background in tech and policy. Focused on strategy, governance, and software supply chains. Building sustainable digital environments."
   keywords = "open source, free software, Deutsche Bahn, DB Systel, FSFE, management, campaign, communication, strategy, konstanz, berlin, munster, IT service, politics, administration, scouts, founder"
 
   # Custom assets can be linked with their paths relative to static/

content/_index.md

@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
 ---
 title: "Max Mehl"
 page: true
-summary: I am deeply involved in Free and Open Source Software from various perspectives — strategic, technical, legal, community, and even political.
 ---
 
 ## Hi, I'm **Max Mehl**.
 
-I am deeply involved in Free and Open Source Software from various perspectives — strategic, technical, legal, community, and even political.
+Open Source has always been more than code to me. I deeply care about its principles such as collaboration, transparency, and pragmatic problem-solving.
 
-In my work, I apply this expertise at Deutsche Bahn in DB Systel's CTO Team. Before this, I was Senior Program Manager at the Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE).
+I work at Deutsche Bahn on Open Source strategy, governance, and team enablement. The goal is to help the organisation use and contribute to Open Source effectively. This includes co-founding the OpenRail Association for sector-wide collaboration and advancing software supply chain practices, especially around SBOMs and Cyber Resilience Act compliance.
 
-I am a political and administrative science graduate, and founded a [small company for web services]({{< ref "it" >}}). As&nbsp;a self-taught software developer I maintain several Open Source projects. In my little free time, I love being with my family, doing sports, and playing and listening to music.
+With a background in political and administrative science and a strong technical foundation, my work often bridges technology and strategy. The focus is always on practical, long-term solutions that balance compliance, security, and efficiency.
 
-Once in a while [I blog]({{< ref "blog" >}}) about things that keep me busy.
+Previously, I was with the Free Software Foundation Europe, leading licensing and compliance initiatives such as *REUSE* and campaigns like *Public Money, Public Code*. Before that, I founded a small, client-focused [IT consultancy]({{< ref "it" >}}) offering website development and system administration.
 
-You can contact me via email, messenger, or any of the platforms listed below.\
+Outside of work, most time goes into family life with two kids. As a self-taught software developer, some of the rest goes into maintaining Open Source projects — and a little less than I'd like into climbing walls without ropes.
-See the [contact page]({{< ref "contact" >}}) for more details.
+
+Once in a while [I blog]({{< ref "blog" >}}) about things that keep me busy. You can contact me via email, messenger, or any of the platforms listed below. See the [contact page]({{< ref "contact" >}}) for more details.

data/links.yml

@@ -9,6 +9,15 @@
   lang: ["EN"]
   tags: ["OSPO", "Community", "SupplyChain", "Security"]
 
+- desc: '"Why DB Systel relies on Open Source for strategic collaboration"'
+  type: media
+  date: 2024-09
+  links:
+    - href: https://www.dbsystel.de/dbsystel-en/about-us/Digital-Stories-en/why-dbsystel-relies-on-opensource-13072158
+      text: "Digital Story @ DB Systel"
+  lang: ["EN"]
+  tags: ["OSPO", "Community", "OpenRail"]
+
 - desc: '"Germany knew its disaster warning system wasn’t good enough – why wasn’t it improved?"'
   type: media
   date: 2021-07