Bram van Berkel

At MyWheels I worked in the Book-and-Pay team, where we were responsible for searching for an available car, making a reservation, and paying afterwards. The app is built using React Native and Expo, and the API serving the app is using JSON-RPC. A big project was the migration to Adyen, where I helped move to a new backend service structure to keep responsibilities separated.

• Collaborate with the frontenders to fix issues and implement new features, and do a little bit of app development when possible.

• Maintained the existing monolith, while working with the backend team to make a plan to migrate to a new service architecture

• Helped with the migration to a new PSP to think out a new architecture for the payment and invoicing system.

• Worked with the team and Product owner to help shape new features, or improve existing ones

At Hooray I worked with the team to deliver new features and support our Customer Success team.

• Worked with the development team on the back-end of the application, using Node, TypeScript, and FeathersJS.

• Implemented advanced monitoring using DataDog, allowing Hooray to keep an eye on things like load, requests, and stability.

As a backend developer at DIJ, we worked for various clients, ranging from car rental companies to pharmacies.

• Maintained existing platforms and helped shape the foundation of new applications

Solvari is a platform that helps homeowners find the right professional for their job. Be it the installation of solar panels or adding insulation.

• Worked with the product owner and UX designers on the B2B side of Solvari

• Responsible for the API connections with the systems of our professionals