Liberal Arts & Sciences
- “Empathy-led collaboration
- “Clear, calm communication
- “Mentorship
- “Accessibility as a default (WCAG 2)
Humanities-driven empathy meets technical rigor. I build scalable front-ends in TypeScript and own the design-to-engineering handoff — so what ships matches what was designed, in every market.
I came to engineering the long way round — from a liberal-arts education to 800 hours at a coding bootcamp to leading front-end for one of the DCX teams at one of the world's biggest car brands. That detour is the point: I read the room as carefully as I read the spec.
Liberal Arts & Sciences
Self-taught, 800h at BeCode
Highlights from shipping different digital front doors and the systems that keep apps consistent, fast and accessible.
A token pipeline that automates the Figma-to-code handoff. One change propagates to all 53 countries from a single source of truth — no manual re-skinning, no drift between design and build.
A library of accessible, composable UI patterns the whole team builds from. Pages that used to be one-off builds now assemble from tested parts.
Made WCAG 2.x AA the default, not an afterthought — accessibility built into code reviews, shared patterns and the team's definition of done, so new work ships compliant.
A custom React design system built inside Builder.io, with content migrated into its CMS. Components are A/B-tested and editors update pages without engineering.
From a humanities lecture hall to leading front-end within a DCX team at Toyota — every step kept the human in the loop.
Front-end Lead · AEM Consultant
Where individual-contributor work became leadership. I own the front-end for Toyota's DCX touchpoints across 28 markets — the flagship builds are in Selected Work above; this chapter is about scope and the team.
Full-stack Engineer · AEM Consultant
My first chapter at Toyota: learning the DCX platform end to end and shipping features on sprint cadence — the grounding the lead role was built on.
Full-stack Engineer · AEM Consultant
My consulting home base — and the employer behind the Toyota placements above (Capgemini employs me; Toyota is the client). Enterprise CMS architecture and delivery.
Full-stack Intern
First time owning a design system in production — where I learned that component architecture is a product decision, not just a technical one. The build itself is in Selected Work above.
Full-stack Developer Course
The hard reset: 800 hours of team-based, Scrum-driven coding that turned a humanities graduate into an engineer.
BA Liberal Arts & Sciences
Where it started. A multidisciplinary foundation in analysis, synthesis and communication — the "empathy" half of the tagline, and still the part that makes the engineering land.
English
Native
Dutch / Flemish
Proficient
German
Good working knowledge
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