Independent Ruby on Rails developer
Århus Area, Denmark
Independent Ruby on Rails developer
Århus Area, Denmark
I will describe myself as serious, thorough, helpful, rich in ideas, and concrete. I approach work in a practical manner which means I get the job done without compromising quality. Usually I can provide a fresh perspective when people are stuck with a problem. Tasks begun are also finished, and I am constantly exploring new problems, tools, and methods.
Complex solutions are discussed with colleagues, and I can safely say I am a problem solver by nature. The fact that I will actually sit down and read manuals, together with an experimental nature means that problems become much easier to see through problems and solve them. I have no illusions of being infallible, but take pains to learn from my mistakes, and make new ones instead.
Currently focusing on Test Driven Ruby on Rails development projects, as the productivity gains are staggering.
• Experienced at creating solutions alone and in teams
• Versatile development experience — currently focusing primarily on Ruby-programming
• Fulltime Test Driven Developer
(Self-Employed; Myself Only; Computer Software industry)
2001 — Present (8 years )
I am currently working full time as an independent Ruby on Rails developer.
Previously I have developed many smaller solutions for all sizes of businesses. Examples includes a backend for cph.dk for their new 360 virtual airport tour, and a small B2B service.
(Public Company; 11-50 employees; Computer Software industry)
May 2006 — May 2008 (2 years 1 month)
Lead developer on a development project. Profiling and optimising Java code. Stress-performance testing of large systems. Low-level query tracing and optimisation for Oracle database. Wrote code-handbook and held three-day course on TDD in Java for developers. Wrote Ruby tools: a tool for quick analysis of lock-usage in Java coredumps, and another tool for distributed infrastructure surveillance.
(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; BO-B; Consumer Electronics industry)
November 2004 — April 2006 (1 year 6 months)
Member of the product theft-prevention team and developed infrastructure code for future products. Primary development resource at a number of vendor meetings both in Denmark and USA. Trivialised the automatic build and unit testing process for C# code.
M.Sc. , Computer Science , 2000 — 2004
My thesis was titled "A reuse repository with automated synonym support and cluster generation".
Datamatiker 1997 — 1999
Diving, reading, swimming