Oddball is a digital experience powerhouse that strives to create unique employer and customer branding experiences for their clients. At Oddball I am the technical architect and the team lead of the team that builds all the digital experiences.

I started at AE as a Front- and Back-end Engineer and Experience consultant. In these years of my professional carreer I worked for several projects where I was responsible for bringing their architecture and applications to the next level using technology stacks. I coached the development teams to get to know these new and emerging technologies.

At Fluxys they decided to upgrade their software landscape to the next level. A colleague and myself were tasked to shape their new technical architecture and to coach the existing development teams into this new way of working.

At Deutsche Bank they struggled with a particular very poorly performing and client facing application. Me and three colleagues proposed a set of performance quick wins in order to limit the damage and make the application usable again, and built them afterwords.

At Ravago we were tasked to transform a monolithic application that managed their sales and distribution flow into a more modern micro service and web technology based set of applications. I mainly took the front end and the user experience upon myself throughout this project.

In 2017 Eneco bought Eni. As a result of this, a re-branding needed to be done on their applications to fit the Eneco style guide. I was given this task in my final months on the project.

As a Front-End Engineer at Eni Gas and Power I was responsible for the way our users experienced the B2B- applications and how these applications were built. Different technologies like ASP.NET MVC, AngularJS and SASS were used on a daily basis to create pleasant, useful applications that provide real value to the business services.

At Alligence I was responsible for testing new equipment and technologies (like the Leap Motion, Oculus Rift, Multitaction Multitouch Screens, LED Walls, Neo4J Graph Databases,...) to check if they could be used in future products.