View my profile page: https://akejolin.github.io/about-meSummaryFrom the beginning, self-learned but have later on a University degree in a mix of Project Management, IT, Design and Economy. I started my professional web engineer career 1999 and have since then, worked in many different kind of sets. I have run my own business, worked in many different kind of teams, different kind of companies, both small and big. I have had different roles. I have been a Web Engineer, Web Architect Engineer, leadership roles and today i work as an Engineering Manager at one one of the greatest podcast markets in the world.I have many times contributed to open source projects. I have seen new technologies arise, but I have also seen many fall. I have seen new fancy frameworks being replaced by another. But one thing that has been persistent during these years, is my passion for the tech.LeadershipLong experience of engineering management, leadership, mentorship, wage responsibility, scrum master, agile software development and more. Leading a team is about carefully listen to the team members, putting the trust to them, their skills, their knowledge and give them space to contribute. Then you point a direction. When you will see me lead, you will see a leader who believes in the importance of establishing trust and relationships. You will see a leader who will foremost focusing on the positive stuff, the vision, to gain what is working well rather than focusing trying resolving problems.Domains- Leadership- Agile theories- micro services- AWS infrastructures- Typescript and Node- React Redux and webpack- Web performancePrefer working in linux or unix.Done a lot of work using Node, Typescript, AWS, Lambda, CircleCi, CDK, Athena, Docker, Kubernetes, GraphQL, jq, React, Redux, NextJS, Electron, React-Native, Datadog, ES6, Webpack. Nginx, HaProxy, Apache, Sequelize, nodemailer, Firebase, Github pages, Jekyll, Python, Travis, Jenkins, Git, Github, Google Tag Manager.Other tools, language, frameworks i've been working with: Selenium, Tealium, Xiti, AppNexus, Adsense, Word press, Django and much more.Right nowBeen trying out and testing to create cool Slack applications.Always focus on: - the performance. - writing efficient and elegant code.- the relevance of implementation.- the result.Motto: - It’s not about winning. It is all about improving. Most important of all: have fun!