I remember getting my first programming book at 14 years old. Back then I didn't even have a computer to solve the exercises with so I had to practise at my grandmother's where I spent my long sunny holidays.
I built games so bad getting them started was a game in itself.
Fiddling with my own creations, that's when I felt a summertime passtime grow into a lifelong passion. Then I fell in love with reducing complexity. It's followed me throughout my career, this drive to empower individuals using software in ways they haven't seen or imagined was possible before. Turns out computers can do more than spreadsheets and Email.
During my history in IT and especially Volkswagen, in leadership of larger projects and complex teams, I developed a taste for delivering significant results that's led me into starting mibeso.
I now work all-year round to assemble my clients' visions in easy-to-follow terms so they can focus on playing the game rather than getting it started.