Employed as an application developer primarily on the Asseco Aggregation Engine, supporting the Solvency II project (SII Engine). Assumed an architect role in the Ceptor Login project. I started as a student programmer at the beginning of my Master's degree, and transitioned to a full-time position when I graduated.Positions held: Student Programmer, IT Specialist, IT ArchitectAAE: Developed various features, general maintenance, bug fixing, etc.Notable achievements on the AAE project: * I headed the migration of the AAE codebase from Subversion to Git and implemented an internal review system using Gerrit. The Jenkins build server was employed to run automatic test as a review component. * I implemented a release process with release candidates (modeled on the Linux kernel)Ceptor Login: A relatively new project. Developed various features, undertook a restructuring of the project to de-tangle the codebase. * Implemented a review process in Bitbucket using pull requests along with defining coding conventions (formatting, etc)

Developed a testing framework for the gbeta compiler [https://www.cs.au.dk/~eernst/gbeta/]. The software was developed in C++ and we migrated an existing collection of test cases into the framework.Developed an Eclipse plugin for gbeta. The plugin provided syntax highlighting, compiler integration (with errors shown) and debugging support. We extended the gbeta compiler's REPL to specify a protocol for querying program state.Maintained and extended the gbeta Emacs mode.