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Webcustoms IT Solutions GmbH
web-/software-developer
Jan. 2017 — Now
Major websites need major developers. Preferably with experience, professionalism and insight. As such,
I have been given a chance to assist Webcustoms in their responsibilities as service provider in the
e-commerce branch. Main tasks include working with the ever so popular
Shopware framework. Most of this amazing work is done
in PHP.
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Upwork
web-/software-developer / consultancy (freelance)
Oct. 2016 — Now
Performing various tasks ranging from developing the back-end for a website, to creating a webscraper,
to giving advice about building, deploying and maintaining an API. This also includes
writing the occasional blog article and figuring out how to deploy service with zero downtime using
various cloud services (think Docker, container orchestration, etc.)
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EngoEngine
software-developer, open-source maintainer
Sept. 2015 — Now
Engo is where I put most of my spare
programming time, as part of the EngoEngine team. It is a game-engine written in Go, aimed to make creating
games easier. It does so by using the programming language Go, as well as allowing easy cross-platform builds
(Desktop, Browser, and soon mobile). My tasks include organizing issues, creating pull requests to add new
features / bugfixes and actively reviewing other PRs. In doing so, I'm also actively engaged in discussions
with team members and users of the engine, to keep improving the engine. We're currently a small team of 4-6
active developers.
As of June 2016, this has been limited to issue handling and communicating. Much of the heavy lifting has
been performed and I have been forced to spend more time on other projects.
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HuperWebs
self-employed web-developer
Jan. 2010 — Oct. 2015
In 2010 I started with my own company called HuperWebs, which was focused on creating and maintaining
websites. Doing this, I have had extensive hands-on experience with a lot of different environments (both
Linux and Windows servers), using different languages for webservices (ASP.NET, Java, Python, Go, PHP, C), as
well as the languages involved in the actual websites (HTML, CSS, Javascript). Unfortunately, in October 2015
I had to stop due to the excessive time my education required of me.
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Radboud University Nijmegen
web-developer
Sept. 2015 — Aug. 2016
The Computer Science department asked me to develop a web-interface to work around the disliked Blackboard environment. Requirements were: usable
from mobile phone, integration with existing student credentials (university-wide), and it should
store/retrieve any data to/from the university Blackboard environment. The interface allowed for additional
features Blackboard does not (such as attendance, code-highlighting in feedback, and more).
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Radboud University Nijmegen
teaching assistant
Sept. 2013 — Aug. 2015
For several years, I have been assisting the teachers of the course Imperative Programming. My job was
to verify the assignments students handed in, and give feedback regarding code quality and correctness. This
course taught the basics of C/C++ programming, although most of the principles were also applicable to other
imperative languages.
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Hyperleap
database-developer
Sept. 2014 — Jan. 2015
As part of my Artificial Intelligence course, I was working for Hyperleap for a few months, improving their
database (MySQL) structure and highly optimizing their queries, as well as implement some methods to filter
out duplicate / incorrect information — speed was key here.
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KMC Afbouwmaterialen
sales-employee, web-developer
2012 — 2013
As a part-time employee, I was responsible for helping customers within the wholesale business. My job was
also to ensure the website was fully-functioning, up-to-date and accessible to a lot of people. I also had to
ensure the website was able to print pricing lists in PDF format, with different prices and layouts for each
customer. This system I had to create from scratch.
