Some of the projects I have worked on in various roles, as a freelancer and at Syde.
Web development and (country) life.
Some of the projects I have worked on in various roles, as a freelancer and at Syde.
In the weeks before and after Inpsyde’s rebrand to Syde in March 2024, I supported the marketing team as technical product owner to ensure a successful relaunch of the new website.
I supported the global SAP communications team with a complete redesign of their news platform, working as project lead and agency-side product owner.
During my tenure at Syde, I coordinated and hosted several workshops and organized in-person, hybrid and online meetings for Syde until I moved into an official facilitator role at the agency at the end of 2024.
As technical project lead and maintenance team lead, I have managed multiple large-scale migrations, feature development and technical maintenance for websites of high-profile clients like SAP, Klingel, Strato and Spektrum.
When Project A approached Syde to build a new website to kick-off a content marketing campaign for a laxative brand, I was one of two developers tasked with delivering the project within a month after being handed the design specifications.
For German broadcaster Sport1, I developed a WordPress-based platform with intuitive editing tools and an integrated media player to help the company expand their podcast offerings.
The Berlin-based non-profit organisation MitOst asked me to support the relaunch of the website for Tandem, their series of cultural exchange programmes. I developed an application focused on storytelling to match their kind-hearted, playful visual brand identity.
For historical society Amstelodamum, I created an online archive powered by Elasticsearch to provide access to digitized scans of magazines and yearbooks dating as far back as 1902.
Together with Aslan Muziekcentrum in Amsterdam, I worked on an interactive web application to accompony their offering for continuous music education on primary schools.
As project lead and web developer, I supported the Association of European Jewish Museums with their 2015 relaunch of aejm.org, featuring a Europe-wide exhibition calendar and project exchange, member-contributed news and a discussion platform for museum curators and educators.
As project lead, product owner and content coordinator, I helped Amsterdam-based Museum Het Schip create a participatory knowledge base, inviting people around the country to contribute their experience, knowledge and personal connection with objects and artists the Amsterdamse School movement.