AI·AMA is a cross-platform generative AI application available on Android, iOS and the web that is built with Angular/TypeScript, Ionic Framework and Capacitor that offers a unified user interface for accessing 50+ large language models (LLMs) across a variety of modalities. Examples include GPT 4o, Gemini Pro 1.5, Llama 3, Claude 3 and Stable Diffusion for image generation. As founder and sole developer my contributions are:• Create a cross-platform app (Android, iOS, macOS, Web) using Angular, Ionic Framework, and Capacitor and get accepted into the Google and Apple App Stores. • Implement LLM chains via multiple TypeScript libraries and/or interfaces (Firebase GenKit, OctoStack, Langchain, REST APIs) and via multiple providers. • Create a serverless backend infrastructure using NodeJS to scale horizontally using Google Firebase and Amazon Web Services to support any number of users. • Implement platform specific payment providers such as Google Pay for Android, Apple Pay for iOS, and Stripe Payments for website payments in the Angular front-end.

Infralutions was a trade name of Prepaid Webhost BV in the Netherlands which started in the web hosting and web development industry. From 2011, part of its activities moved to Hong Kong, where it focused on website/application acceleration, application development and blockchain-related projects from 2014. As a hands-on full-stack developer, I oversaw scrum teams of an average of five people. Priority was scalability, real-time data and application acceleration. The preferred tech-stack was Angular for front-end development, and TypeScript/NodeJS and PHP for cloud native and serverless backend development.• Manage both the physical hardware and the cloud infrastructure at Google and AWS, automate internal processes and develop PHP applications to manage thousands of websites and web applications. • Develop for, optimize and accelerate existing Frameworks and/or CMS systems from customers such as Angular SPAs, Laravel, WordPress, Joomla, and legacy applications. • Develop a machine learning driven realtime time-management MVP in both PHP Laravel and Angular • Provide cybersecurity and website acceleration for geopolitically sensitive websites such as Israel.com and japan.com (including behind the firewall in China) at AWS. • Develop, automate and deploy a large-scale nationwide Web Acceleration platform (PHP and C++) for a leading foreign telecom provider. • Track and publish GAS prices in real time across various EVM-compatible networks and verify NFT’s cloud or IPFS storage security and availability using Angular and WebSockets. • Implement Social-, 2FA- and Web3 login functionality in Angular applications • Convert monolithic PHP applications to Angular applications with a serverless backend.

Initially as an external consultant to SLB diensten/SLIM and later employed, my main responsibilities included website development and system engineering in general, a few examples.• Maintain and develop functionalities for the various websites and develop custom back-end RADIUS implementations and interfaces with external parties. • Complete redevelopment and refactoring of both the front-end and back-end of an Exact Globe 2003 powered financial site. • Coordinate the development of an external Download Manager desktop application and developing the policy-based online front-end, both with in-house colleagues and external parties.

Crew Design and later CCC International BV was an on-line marketing company in the early .com era that sold AI targeted advertisement inventory on software that people ran on their computer. After securing seed capital from informal investors the sole proprietorship incorporated and was rebranded to CCC International BV. At the peak we had ~200.000+ users running the software and enough advertisers and partners to fill the inventory. After an industry wide decline in interest in incentive-based advertising, the company transitioned to webhosting, and web development in 2002 and started taking on external projects.

From the age of 16, I was given an opportunity to work at the IT department of the bank Friesland Bank Securities (BBP at the time) during major holidays. When I went to university I started to work there more regularly (two days a week) or whenever my schedule would permit. Initially I started as an assistant to the IT department and as time passed grew more and more into a (junior) network- and system administrator role as well as a developer, helping with in-house applications and their new website.When an on-line marketing idea started to form in the early years of the Internet, my sole proprietorship was incorporated into CCC International BV. I left my job at Friesland Bank Securities to pursue new challenges in the newly formed corporation.