At MEO I’m a Project Manager for our webdesign team. I talk to clients on a daily basis, present milestones, pitch ideas and translate client needs into actionable work for the team to process, which I brief and plan. As a part of this position, I’m constantly looking to improve the efficiency and professionalism of the team, by introducing new process with the end goal of improving client satisfaction.

I temporarily supported the content management team at Zilveren Kruis Achmea.

Wherever relevant and possible, I supported Snap Finger Click with production related tasks on a part-time basis.

As Producer at Iceberg, I was responsible for the development of our games, as well as post-release support and release management across all major platforms (PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch). I've listed some of the games that I've worked on and released, below.Some of my daily work included:- Regularly checking in with the developers- Scheduling and maintaining development milestones- Following up on bug reports (JIRA)- Assessing said milestones- Providing advice on game design and production related issues- Assessing and releasing updates and patches to games post-release- Managing external Quality Assurance and Localisation processes- Submitting various projects to Sony (GFQA/metadata), Microsoft (ID@XBOX CERT) and Nintendo (Lotcheck, NCMS)Games I have worked on/have released:- The Sojourn (PS4, XBO, PC + Physical release on PS4 and XBO)- Still There (Switch, PC, Mac)- Blazing Sails (PC)- Railroad Corporation (PC)- Conarium (PS4, XBO)- Tech Support: Error Unknown (PC)- Shortest Trip to Earth (PC)- Circle Empires (PC, Mac, Linux)- Circle Empires Rivals (PC)- Antigraviator (PC, PS4, XBO)- Headsnatchers (Switch, PC)- Radical Relocation (PC)

I co-hosted and edited Laadscherm's monthly podcast, Praatscherm, and wrote articles and stories for the site after having founded it with give or take 25 colleagues back in March 2017. All contributions to Laadscherm were voluntary. Laadscherm ended in March of 2019, two years after its launch. We published 180 stories and 15 episodes of Praatscherm.

At Hidden Monster Games I managed everything community, marketing, PR and support related. I was responsible for a team of moderators, three forums, an active Discord server, a support helpdesk, social media, (content) marketing, and more. When I was brought on board, our game, Curve Fever Pro, was already quite far into development. The game was released on February 26th, 2018.Here are a few things I did, gearing up for said release and the post-release period:- Developed a Community & Marketing plan and roadmap- Set up Curve Fever Pro's online presence (social, forum)- Developed tone of voice, community and moderator guidelines- Created two trailers for the game- Announced Curve Fever Pro (social, newsletter, forums, in-game)- Released Curve Fever Pro (Streams, social, newsletter, forums, in-game)

I worked closely with a trusted team of developers to create the company's e-commerce solutions from the ground up. As per November 2016, the new platform has gone live for one major client and was being developed for new prospects. Roughly stated, my work entailed the following tasks:- Managing a relationship with a third-party development team;- Setting milestone development goals and prioritisation of upcoming feature expansions and patches;- Using our platform to create and maintain e-commerce solutions for our clients;- Presenting our e-commerce platform for potential clients;- Assisting in a wide array of presentation and content-related tasks such as editorial and copy.

As a freelance editor for Reshift Digital, I wrote game-industry related articles (reviews, previews, background-articles, interviews, etc) and created video content for Gamer.nl and InsideGamer.

At Poki, I managed press and public communications and relations, as well as setting up Social Media while the company transitioned from Gamesys to Poki. This included a dedicated YouTube-channel, which has garnered over 250k subscribers since it's inception in August 2015. Event management, such as booth arrangements, design, setup and breakdown for events such as Casual Connect Europe 2016 also fell under my responsibilities.Achievements:- Event Management: Casual Connect Europe 2016 presence.- Facebook / YouTube: a total growth of 320k likes and 250k subscribers respectively since inception in August 2015.

I was the spokesperson of Ubisoft in the Netherlands, and I assisted in a wide array of marketing tasks such as localisation and co-developing and executing marketing plans. As the main local PR-person for a global video games developer and publisher, I hosted and organised events (such as a launch event for a recent big release and various press events) and presented products in front of large audiences. Naturally, I was also responsible for press releases, getting in touch and maintaining a relationship with the press and sending out review material.

At A-Plus, I mostly concerned myself with project management tasks and administrative work. For instance, I managed certain projects like stands to be built at exhibitions and everything that needs to be organized for those constructions, as wel as setting up quotes and invoices for clients. I also made sure that everything 'online', considering the company, was up to date. This function concerns a wide array of tasks, like content creation for the company website and certain social media channels, keeping in check a mailing list and following up on possible leads.

As a freelance editor for Sanoma, I write game-industry related articles (reviews, previews, background-articles, interviews, etc) and create video content for Gamer.nl. I also manage all communications for Gamer.nl and InsideGamer with Metacritic.com and since March of 2014 I've started producing content for InsideGamer.nl. In the time that I've worked for Sanoma, I've also had a course in creating SEO appropriate content and have managed social media channels for Gamer.nl. View some of my published work below.

At Pluxbox I worked on a graduation project that involves research and realisation of different products to increase the company's online communication capabilities.

At Sanoma Media, Men's Magazine's departement, I kept myself busy by writing articles of all sorts for Gamer.nl. Interviews, background stories, news, previews, reviews, et cetera. Certain articles also got published to websites such as Nu.nl and Insidegamer.nl. Other articles were written for print, such as AutoWeek and I translated articles for publication on MetaCritic.com