Ensuring technical quality: By providing mentoring and architectural guidance helping less experienced developers to work effectively in complex architecture and domains.
Senior Developer: Besides helping others to reach new heights (the point above) also, working on the product itself to make sure that there is enough velocity to meet the business goals. 

Principal Engineer 

Consolidation and expansion of the Business Unit Broadband including development and adaptation of standardized processes and restructuring of existing employees into a new and productive team to make a network role out more efficient and obtaining a better customer satisfaction. Improve reliability and security of existing active isp network. 

♦ Organized new business fields in processes and adapt them in the team.
♦ Devolped an IP-TV product with technical solution, budget calculation and estimate cost and benefit.
♦ Improved network reliabilty and security of an exisiting ISP network .
♦ Documentation and traning for team members about networking concepts and technologies."

Team Leader Digital Networks

Applied cutting-edge knowledge of progressive software design and development strategies. Leveraged skill with leading innovative systems analysis and design methodologies to complete assigned tasks. Performed configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting tasks involving router and switches for broadband networks.
♦ Engineered a software solution for regulating and governing FTTH network installation workflow.
♦ Successfully planned and executed an FTTH network across a small town with 10K inhabitants, involving end-to-end network layout management.
♦ Designed and delivered several complex software development projects tailored to the client’s needs and requirements, including a white label IPTV product for small and midsize local internet service providers.
♦ Developed an entire software solution for a client single-handedly. 

Software Developer / FTTH Planer / IT Engineer

Instructed and applied knowledge of current and emerging IT practices, to include fundamental programming concepts, client/server environments, and application development methodologies. Devised curriculum, examination questions, and graded students under Data Processing Technology, CCNA Routing and Switching, and Windows Server Administration courses. Mentored and motivated students for displaying unmatched commitment in academics. 

♦ Spearheaded development of courses related to .NET Framework, C#, and Arduino. 

Instructor

Do you know the difference between int and Int32? I've asked myself this and many more questions during my work with C#. Answering these questions and thousands of hours working with it to create software, have led to a deep understanding of it. what is possible, what is sometimes a bit more complicated and how it can be used to write efficient source code. 



Blazor is awesome. NET devs, do not need to leave their comfort zone and stepping into the JS zone to deliver interactive web experiences to customers. We can do it with the known great and efficient tools we know, the libraries we love, and with the right component library, we can create awesome applications without a deep understanding of HTML, CSS, or JS. What could be more promising :)  

I've worked with Blazor since the earlier preview version and haven't stopped since then. I'm a contributor to MudBlazor (https://mudblazor.com/) to help create more and more components to simplify the life of other Blazor developers. 

I've worked on some greenfield deployment to start new systems with enough complexity that DDD pattern and practice have been a good fit.
These projects include working CQRS and Event Sourcing. As Event Sourcing Database, I've worked with Azure Cosmos DB and Event Store.

I love DDD. I regret not being exposed earlier in my career, and I'm proud to develop a DHCP Server that uses DDD. It was so much easier than the first CRUD version I had built. 

Like many developers, I started my career and was just happy that when things worked. "Worked" means I've tested it manually and hoped that further changes wouldn't break something.  This approach reaches its limits very fast, and I've spent more time on fixing than developing.

After learning the concepts behind TDD and applying them to my daily coding routine, I've become a much better developer. TDD done right leads to so much more resilient architecture. A huge benefit is that I can sleep without the fear that any application will break, and I've to fix it in the middle of the night. 

To cross the distance from pushing changes into a repo and having a running system, all it takes is just a pipeline, right? Well, that is the promise and it's partly true, but it takes so much more knowledge around the involved technology to do it with confidence. I've worked on some projects to building such pipelines and the infrastructure behind them. 

It was not easy for me to learn these things, but having such a working, automated system, create so much more confidence in running and developing the system, that it was worth it. 

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Benjamin K.

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