Anders Bondorf Email & Phone Number

Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark

Copenhagen Area, Denmark

As the Technology Director of LanguageWire, my main responsibilities are solution architecture, product ownership of the LanguageWire solutions, professional management (Danish: “faglig ledelse”), and project management.I analysed LanguageWire’s product suite for translation management, and LanguageWire then decided to initiate a major platform transition project, building the translation platform for the future. We gradually developed and transitioned to the new platform. We completed the first version of the new platform in 2015. LanguageWire’s daily business runs on the platform, and the old point solutions were successfully de-supported. We released a major revision of the platform with a new, very intuitive user interface in the spring of 2017.The platform is a Web-based ERP-like SaaS solution, and it has internal LanguageWire users as well as external supplier and customer users. The highly configurable solution is role-based, localizable and based on a library of generic custom UI components developed during the project.In addition, I have been responsible for the very successful development of CMS platform connectors, which are plugins that integrate directly with LanguageWire’s platform. These connectors allow users in platforms like Sitecore and Episerver to translate their CMS content into multiple languages seamlessly, using LanguageWire as the translation supplier.The Sitecore company received the LanguageWire Sitecore connector so well that LanguageWire became – and still is – a Sitecore gold partner.LanguageWire’s offshore teams in Kiev, Ukraine, and in Gdansk, Poland, do all development (coding and testing) in close cooperation with the product ownership in Copenhagen. The development method is agile with elements from both Scrum and Kanban, and with regular releases, typically every two to four weeks.Main technologies: C#/.NET, Web UI technologiesPlatforms: Windows 7

Deltek acquired the Maconomy company, continuing the Maconomy ERP product and further development of the product.I was leading the Technology development department that delivers and is responsible for the technology components of the Maconomy product, i.e. server and user interface (GUI) components. These components are generic in terms of handling any business logic code in the Maconomy product, and they are responsible for supporting the business logic on a range of underlying hardware, operating system (OS), database (DB) and Web browser platforms.Full people management responsibility for the 12 developers in Technology, including resource allocation, recruitment, performance appraisals and one-on-ones, salary and bonus, and of course day-to-day management.Partly responsible for an offshore development team in Kiev, Ukraine.Product responsible for the Technology components of Deltek’s Maconomy product.Responsible for two major development projects involving two lead architects, 16 developers, a project manager and a product manager.Main technologies: Java and JVM, Eclipse RCP, Scala.Platforms: Windows XP/Vista/7, Mac OS X, Linux/UNIX.

Full people management responsibility including resource allocation, recruitment, performance appraisals and one-on-ones, salary and bonus, and of course day-to-day management.Responsible for an offshore development team in Kiev, Ukraine.Product responsible for the major user interface platforms and for the server, which is the backbone of the Maconomy ERP system.Responsible for two major development projects, a client and a server development project.Main technologies: Java and JVM, Eclipse RCP, Scala.Platforms: Windows XP/Vista/7, Mac OS X, Linux/UNIX.Responsible for the Client Technologies department until December 2008.Responsible for the full Technology department from january 2009.

Started as tech. lead in a small project group developing a Java applet based user interface for Maconomy’s ERP product. This evolved into a bigger project with me as tech. lead and project manager.Lead architect and project manager for a project group (approx. 8 developers) that developed a new Windows based user interface.Member of a group that laid the foundation for the next generation of technologies.Part of a team building up offshore development in Kiev, Ukraine.Limited people management tasks.Main technologies: Java, Swing, C++, MFC (GUI), JavaScript and HTML.Platforms: Mainly Windows NT/2000/XP, but also Mac OS X.

Developer on a workflow management system, which was part of CRI’s “Life*…” business product suite.Tech. lead on offshore project (Chennai, India, approx. 15 developers) in 1996 – 1997. A graphical specification tool for workflows was developed.Main technologies: C++, MFC (GUI), parser technology.Platforms: Solaris and other UNIX, Windows NT; Oracle DB backend.

Keywords for Ph.D. work and work as research assistant: functional programming, partial evaluation, program analysis, program transformation.In addition to technical work, teaching and supervising students were integrated parts of my job.Main technologies: Lisp and Scheme.Platforms: UNIX.

Phd, Computer Science

DIKU, Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen

Msc, Computer Science, Minor In Physics

DIKU, Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen