Designing, implementing and testing modern, high security web systems.Proud member of the high level security and trust team of Suomi.fi e-Authorizations (Valtuudet) since 04/2017. Making people's life easier in the modern society.KaPa program (Suomi.fi) was a success in 2017 (ready on schedule and under budjet): https://vm.fi/en/article/-/asset_publisher/kapa-ohjelman-palvelut-ovat-valmistuneet-aikataulussa-ja-alle-budjetin. Our Suomi.fi e-Authorizations team also won first price in Blue Arrow Awards in 2019: https://uutiskirjeet.vrk.fi/uutiset/suomi.fi-palvelut/suomi.fi-valtuudet-palkittiin-blue-arrow-awardsissa-yhteiskunnallisesti-merkittavana-digitaalisena-palveluna.htmlOur Suomi.fi e-Authorizations team also won bronze medal in EU wide competition in 2019: https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/collection/sharing-and-reuse-it-solutions/sharing-reuse-awards-2019-results#shared-impactTechnologies:OS: Linux, WindowsJavaScript: React, Redux, Saga, AngularJSJava: Spring Cloud, Spring Boot, Micro architecturesTesting: jUnit, EasyMockDatabase: PostgreSQL, HibernateOther: REST, SOAP, JSON, XML, SAML, AWS, Kubernetes, ElasticSearch, Rancher, Git, GitHub, BitBucket, Maven, Confluence, Jira, FlowDock, Scrum,...

Designing, implementing and testing IAM (identity management) and security solutions.PostgreSQL 9.x, Wildfly, Java EE, Java SE 8, DevOps (Ansible), Wicket, LDAP, JPA (Hibernate), Arquillian and IAM (CustomerID, SSO),...

Designing, implementing and testing demanding integration solutions for finance sector.Camel, Spring, Active MQ, JSF2, SPF, DB2, WebSphere...

I worked in a wholesale trading web shop project as a database expert and Java consultant. Interesting maintenance project where one could really make a difference. Before that I worked in a web banking project as a lead developer. My former boss asked me to change to the project and I couldn't resist the challenge. Before that I worked over a year as a programmer for the Finnish Government project. Technically a very nice bleeding edge project.Before that I worked almost 3 years for the Finnish insurance company as an IT consultant. There were about 200 consultants present and I was one of the few stars. I was always called to the meetings relating to any kind of performance problem. My work included managing small team of developers as a lead developer/architect.Special Value Reward Q3/2010. Java (J2SE, J2EE, JEE5, EJB3, JDBC, JSF, JPA), IBM DB2, Oracle 10g, IBM WebSphere, Tomcat, Glassfish 2.x, JBoss Seam, Struts, Hibernate, JUnit, Subversion, Rational, (X)HTML/XML/XSL/CSS...

I worked at Yomi which was later acquired by SysOpen Digia.My main focus was in designing and implementing products and information systems with Java (J2SE/J2EE) and SQL. Most of the projects contained performance analyzing and testing tasks. Also few project management and team leader activities during Yomi time.Java (J2SE, J2EE, JDBC), Oracle, PostgreSQL...

Fixed-term contract: technical consulting, independent software/database designing and J2EE development.Java (J2EE, JSP), Oracle 8i, (X)HTML/XML/XSL...

I owned 50% of the company that implemented database based internet services. My main responsibilities were architecture, technical project management and finance. Interesting time and I learned a lot. Eventually we opted to close the company down when regression really hit Finland - not even near to bankruptcy though. As a curiosity I have to mention that Netcityzen was one of the first companies in Finland to use Java in production. Java (J2SE, J2EE, JDBC, JSP, servlet, applet), MySQL, Oracle 8i, Solid, Orion Server, JRun, (X)HTML/XML/XSL, JavaScript...

I worked as a tutor of the Computer Science. It was more like teaching than tutoring but I did enjoy to lead adult students to the mysterious world of the algorithms and data structures. Later my instructor told that those three years were quite a success and the following two years with new tutors were a disaster. One has to be devoted to succeed...

I worked as a programmer and IT support during the long summer vacation. Fun and many good memories from that time :) Borland Delphi, Microsoft Office.