Master of Computer Science

2022 - present

TU Delft, Delft, The Netherlands

Since 2022 I have been studying Computer Science at the Delft University of Technology. My expected time of graduation is May 2025.

Thesis: `Modeling Automation Maturity in Software Development`

Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering

2019 - 2022

TU Delft, Delft, The Netherlands

In 2022 I have graduated in Computer Science and Engineering at the Delft University of Technology.

Microsoft Certified - Azure Fundamentals

2025

Company Emergency Response Officer

2023

High-fidelity cyber and physical simulation of water distribution systems. I: Models and Data

2023

Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management (ASCE)

On the relation of method popularity to breaking changes in the Maven ecosystem

2023

Journal of Systems and Software (Elsevier)

Software Developer at Lagersmit

2024 - present

Alblasserdam, The Netherlands

At Lagersmit, a company specializing in sealing solutions for the marine sector, I work as Software Developer in the R&D department. My role involves developing a scalable customer portal that enables real-time tracking of vessels and monitoring of the condition of their seals. To realize communication on these vessels, it is needed to install hardware and custom software on the vessel servers. The final goal of the system is to advise customers on required maintenance of their ships based on the current and historical condition of their seals.

Tech stack: Angular, Azure, C#, GH workflows, Python, JavaScript, Windows Service.

Teamleader Service at Albert Heijn

2019 - 2025

Delft, The Netherlands

Teamleader at an Albert Heijn store in the city centre of Delft.

Student Assistent at TU Delft - Software Engineering Research Group

2022

Delft, The Netherlands

During my Bachelor's final project, I researched the use of semantic versioning on one of the largest project management platforms called Maven. It was found that many developers introduce breaking changes and illegal API extensions in their published packages. The project concluded with a presentation and defense, for which I received a final grade of 8.5. A joint paper on this topic was published in 2023 in the Journal of Systems and Software.

Tech stack: Java, Python, SQL.

Student Assistent at TU Delft - Department of Water Management

2021

Delft, The Netherlands

In a team of four bachelor students, I have worked on the source code for the next iteration of DHALSIM: a digital twin for water distribution systems. It supports simulation of cyber-physical attacks, enabling analysis on infrastructure robustness. This was a collaboration between iTrust, Singapore University of Technology and Design, and TU Delft.

Tech stack: Mininet, Python.