Role description: Tridion Architect, team lead Techniques used: Tridion, Prince2, .NET, SQL 2000 Period: 02-2007 until 12-2007 At the Dutch Chamber of Commerce I was issued the job of getting a failed web project up and running. … was the implementation partner. I have been directing their efforts and straightening out the Tridionarchitecture and FO… Read More »
Role description: Data analyst, team lead Techniques used: UML (Enterprise Architect), WSDL, XSD, XSLT, excel Period: 09-2006 Advisor datadictionary for the ministry of VROM. The goal was to aggregate and minimize data from 30 licenses for which the 400+ governmental agencies granting them had developed a large variety of different forms. I needed to identify… Read More »
RoleDescription: Tridion web programmer Techniques used: Tridion, VBScript, CSS Period: 09-2006 In the days before the merger of Interpay and Transaktionsinstitut I was called in to help a colleague to do some last minute template tweaking. The goal was to reuse the existing website template’s to create 3 internal websites and 3 external (Dutch, English… Read More »
RoleDescription: Tridion web programmer Techniques used: Tridion, XSLT, VBScript, JavaScript, Sharepoint 2003, Utraseek, C# Period: 09-2005 until 11-2006 The goal of this project was to continuously improve and develop new functionality for www.uwv.nl and the UWV internal website. It was a classic ASP website where the Tridion templates were written in XSLT. The publication model… Read More »
Role description: Web Editor Techniques used: Tridion, HTML My first Tridion experience was in restructuring exisiting content (Italian, german, french) and importing it into Tridion. Very much a last minute effort which started one week before the go live and finished in the nick of time.
RoleDescription: Programmer (intern) Techniques used: C++, Programming patterns, Real Time Linux, Motion Control Period: 02-2002 until 06-2002 In the final phase of my first bachelors education I took part in a research project at Philips CFT. The goal was to find out whether it was possible to create Runtime Configurable Motion control using RT linux… Read More »
During my first bachelors degree I did an internship at a small but innovative company called Stentec. Stentec is a small software firm which is heavily specialized in simulation software. Their most successful product, by far, is Sail Simulator. During my internship I was given the opportunity to work on their DirectX simulation engine which makes it all possible.
Self study.
Introduction to Customer Resource Management. Introduced were the different CRM suits: SAP Siebel on Demand Epiphany Siebel The differences between the different CRM suites were explained and a demonstration of the main functionality was given.
A training based on self-reflection and supplemented by soft skill sub courses: Presentation both oral and written Communication stragies Project dynamics