Vanderlande is a market-leading, global partner for future-proof logistic process automation in the warehousing, airports and parcel sectors.Bram worked within Vanderlande's parcel sector on a configuration web application that allows users to configure the Universal Destination Server used by FedEx. The UDS is responsible for everything related to sorting parcels from a to b within sort locations.After a code quality analysis done by iO, Bram was tasked with helping to improve the codebase, set guidelines and teach other developers. Among other things, he worked on removing technical debt, restructuring the application code by introducing re-usable components, upgrading/replacing old packages, improving UI/UX consistency throughout the application, and translating stakeholder wishes into requirements and implementing implementing them.

At Alphabet, together with the team, Bram worked on creating a new version of the Lease Contract Sales App. Among other things Bram created an extensive Vehicle Configurator, created new features to view- generate (pdf's)- and adjust quotes. In the meanwhile Bram also transitioned an old UI library to a new one, used by multiple teams, for which he created new components in corporation with UX.Techniques: Angular, RxJS, NgXS (state management), Karma/Jasmine/Sinon/Cypress (unit testing, snapshot testing), Puppeteer, Storybook.

After graduation, Bram was hired at Verklizan as a software engineer. He was assigned to add new features to the already implemented graduation product: "Prevention Web" (see Bram's previous position at Verklizan). This way, the product could be used by customers.Furthermore, Verklizan has a desktop application core product called Alarmpost. This is where the operator gets in contact with the client and sees all their information (see Bram's previous position). This desktop application needed to be modernized into a web application. Because of the good looking (and fast) implementation of Prevention Web, Bram became responsible for setting up the front-end project. Together with other colleagues, they modernized the functionalities by discussing the needs of stakeholders. As a result of this, new mockups were created and implemented in the front-end web application.Techniques used included Azure DevOps (street), Angular, Angular Components, C# Selenium UI testing, WebSockets, RxJS and TypeScript.

At Verklizan, Bram obtained his diploma after an inspiring graduation internship.The assignment given to him was to create an innovative proof of concept for a prevention module within the existing UMO platform, which functions as a healthcare monitoring system.The UMO platform consists of modules such as "alarmpost" (where the operator gets in contact with the client), "client-info" (client data can be viewed and managed), "well-being" (which helps the operator to contact the client over phone and to register the well-being of this client) and other modules.Within healthcare centers, it is common that when a client presses a button of an alarm box, the client comes into contact with the operator through Alarmpost. The operator then resolves the problems of the client. In this situation, pressing the button is the trigger for the operator to get into action.When providing preventive care, sensors need to register data from the client (for example: heart rate, movement within the home and medication). The registration of data from these sensors and questionnaires can lead to preventive care. In this situation, exceeding a given data boundary or a wrong trend would be the trigger for the operator to take action.Bram's assignment was to create an innovative proof of concept called the prevention module. This prevention module helps the operator to set out/manage well-argued actions for clients based on, among other things, client information, graphs and a good process flows for the operator.Bram and team realized the prevention web application module through, among other things: TFS (now Azure DevOps) DTAP-street, Angular framework, C# Selenium UI Testing, and .NET Core.

In McDonalds restaurant, I learned how to put together a good product for customers within a team, under work pressure. Due to the work pressure I learned how to carry out my work more efficient.

At the company Stijlloos I made websites for customers with the Drupal CMS. In many ways I gained experience within the organization of Stijlloos. After a while I noticed that I wanted to work more in the field of custom web applications. This was not possible at the time within Stijlloos.Techniques: Drupal, PHP, HTML and CSS.

At Unit4, Bram worked with an enthusiastic team that made the accounting package Multivers using the project management method Scrum. As a result, he gained a lot of knowledge of the Scrum method and realized that virtually everything can be overcome by tackling problems step by step. Bram got introduced into the scrum methodology at Unit4.His assignment was to ensure that the Multivers accounting program, the Windows setting, supports "125% font". Additionally, he worked on an integration with the online storage system Microsoft OneDrive.

At the company SalesCare (now Eelevate Digital) Bram's job was to create custom Wordpress websites. Techniques used: PHP, HTML and CSS and a wide range of Wordpress plugins. Bram learned to create pixel-perfect websites based on designs.