Experience

KE-works

• Netherlands
• Architecture and Planning

• Software Developer

  • Apr 2014 - Present

  As before, I was again part of the development team of KE-chain. However, I was also responsible for testing the application. My responsabilities as a Software Tester were: - to understand and analyze the requirements of the implementation story/release; - check the definition of done of said implementation story and compare to what has been been developed; - track errors that have occured during development; - test the implementation functionality by following the flow of activity in use cases and front end design; - provide information of a defect to the other developers in order to fix it; - inform Test Lead on any issues that could potentially impact the quality or schedule of the implementation/release. Show less



TU Delft

• Netherlands
• Design Services
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Teaching Assistant - Python

  • Apr 2014 - Jul 2014

  Same tasks and responsabilities as in my previous time spent working in this position. Same tasks and responsabilities as in my previous time spent working in this position.

• Software Developer

  • Sep 2013 - Dec 2013

  I was part of the development team of KE-chain, a web-application that uses workflow management system based on knowledge engineering in order to optimize product development processes throughout the engineering industry. It is developed using Python, Ext JS, GoJS and MongoDB. I was part of the development team of KE-chain, a web-application that uses workflow management system based on knowledge engineering in order to optimize product development processes throughout the engineering industry. It is developed using Python, Ext JS, GoJS and MongoDB.

• Teaching Assistant - Python

  • Apr 2013 - Jul 2013

  As a Teaching Assistant in the Introductory Programming course at TU Delft, I was responsible for answering the questions of students that attended the course, helping them solve Python related problems as well as teaching them how to debug. The IDE's used were mostly Spyder and IDLE. I was also involved in creating exam questions and helped the lecturers in correcting the exams. As a Teaching Assistant in the Introductory Programming course at TU Delft, I was responsible for answering the questions of students that attended the course, helping them solve Python related problems as well as teaching them how to debug. The IDE's used were mostly Spyder and IDLE. I was also involved in creating exam questions and helped the lecturers in correcting the exams.



Stichting Formula Zero Team Delft

• Control System Engineer

  • Sep 2012 - May 2013

  Formula Zero is a team consisting of TU Delft students who aims at developing zero emission racing cars. During my time there, I was part of the Control System Department, which had the task of implementing torque vectoring technology in the new Formula Zero car at that moment, Forze VI. This was the first time that the team decided to use this technology, therefore it represented quite a challenge. I learned to work in visual programming languages, such as Simulink and LabVIEW and had the opportunity to use CarSim, which is a software simulation package capable of predicting and analyzing the performance of a vehicle in response to different driver inputs. I increased my knowledge in vehicle dynamics and started building an understanding of control system and its importance. Show less