In September of 2014, I joined a small company in the centre of Gothenburg developing interactive and educational applications.

We created all sorts of interactive applications and games, but the goal was always to create something educational. I primarily did creative front-end coding in a Javascript (React.js) environment.

During my time at this employer I took part in around 35 projects:

• ~15 as team developer
• ~15 as lead developer
• ~5 as coach (to junior developers)

Some of my most challenging and interesting tasks were:

Maintaining, developing and distributing a large component library (published as an NPM package). The library was used by most of my projects and included a lot of React components, higher-order components, Flux/Redux stores and actions.

Being part of a team creating a new collaborative product. This included five different types of web apps, React, MongoDB, Redux and WebSockets.

Taking lead in converting the whole codebase from React version 15 to version 16 and from Browserify/Grunt to Webpack.

Installing and maintaining web servers using Droplets at DigitalOcean. This included installing SSL Certificates, forever scripts, Node and express web server.

I was part of a development team developing a web application used to plan the production of network and communication productions. I worked as a frontend web developer and my work also included taking part in the production of application's look and feel.

Web development of a company's public website. Work included implementation of a new graphic design, configuration/changes to their CMS and redirect from an old domain.

Graphic design of a responsive web applikation used by restaurants to keep track of purchases, stock items, staff costs etc.

Frontend development of a Swedish municipality's new, public website.

Frontend development of a responsive web application used by restaurants to keep track of purchases, stock items, staff costs etc.

Development of an international web application whose purpose was to improve automated tolling systems. Main functionality was monitoring and configuration of the tolling points.

My main role was web developer and I was part of a large development team. However, I was also lucky enough to gain responsibility for the look and feel of the application. This, in practise, meant to select/create icons, create a logo, choose the colours used in the application, create mockups, hold workshops with users and their representatives.

Development of a Winforms application. The application created configuration files used in the tolling systems. I primarily developed the GUI and the application's appearance.

I created ~20 tailor made icons needed in one of my client's applications. I created the icon concept by drawing them by hand and these hand-drawn icons were then tested on a number of users to ensure that the users understood what they meant. After this, I digitized the concept.

Development of a web based survey tool. I was responsible for improving/redo the application's appearance and graphical user interface. I also created a logo for the application.

Apart from this was I also a part of the development team and worked with developing the web application. and worked with C#, ASP.NET, jQuery (Javascript), Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, HTML and CSS.

Using Wordpress I created the website of DFcommunication (no longer active). I created a custom theme, tailor made functionality and also the graphics needed.

As a diploma thesis, I and a fellow class mate worked in The Farm's office adding tags/labels functionality in their application "SIS-Index". The thesis received the grade 5, which was the highest grade possible.

As a university project, I and three class mates created the website of the danish carpenter John Boege. The website contains a content management system built from scratch and is also multi-language based. The website received the grade 5, which was the highest grade possible.

The website is available at boege3.dk.