I'm a problem solver. And a problem finder, I just realized. It's what makes me stand out.
I think critically about processes that others deem optimized, and question why we do things the way we do.
I believe this mindset is a necessity for innovation and improvement.
In my free time, I play table tennis! Check out my rating progression over the years:
Cloud
Experience deploying to AWS, using various services such as:
- EC2, ECS and Lambda for backends
- S3 and CloudFront for frontends
- RDS and DynamoDB for databases
- CloudWatch for monitoring and logging
- IaC for automation through CloudFormation and CDK
Containerization and Orchestration
Experience with Docker and Kubernetes, including containerizing applications and orchestrating them in a cluster
Backend
Experience designing RESTful APIs, and building backends with Java, Python, and Go
Frontend
Experience developing frontends using various frameworks such as React, Vue and Angular
Databases
Experience with both SQL and NoSQL, using databases such as PostgreSQL and DynamoDB
CI/CD
Experience writing tests and setting up CI/CD pipelines to guarantee code quality and automate deployments
Scrum
Experience practicing Scrum methodologies as developer, scrum master and product owner, during ceremonies such as sprint planning, review, retrospective and daily standups.
Miscellaneous
Tools I use every day, but didn't fit any specific category:
- Linux
- Git
SQLQuerryAssist
The goal of the SQLQueryAssist was to let users query their databases using natural language. It utilized a large language model to analyze the users database, so that it could convert data requests into SQL queries, which were then executed, returning the requested data, all using natural language.
Aimas
The goal of Aimas (Accident and Incident Management System) was to create a web application to keep track of active road incidents in the Netherlands.
Operators could use the application to report new incidents, and view the status of incoming incidents.
They could also request recovery operators, and track the progress of ongoing recoveries.
Magic The Gathering
As part of the Cloud Native Software Development minor, we were tasked with building a Magic The Gathering card collection and deck manager.
Users can login, search for cards, add them to their collection, and build decks with cards in their collection.
The application then validates the deck according to the official rules of the Commander format.
During my internship at Sue, I researched how LLMs could be used to automatically monitor and analyze cloud infrastructure. I also dove into the workings of the Model Context Protocol, and how it could be applied to realize LLM driven AI agents that can automatically manage cloud infrastructure.