Build. / Diagnose. / Solve.
Two fields, one method: take the system apart, find the fault, deliver the fix. Some days it's code, some days a vehicle.
I build software and I diagnose machines. The overlap is in the approach, not in the tools.
I've completed my MBO-4 Software Development and I'm now doing MBO-4 Automotive Engineering. By day I work on modern vehicles at a Ford dealer, and I build freelance software on the side.
Programming is only half of it. The hardware itself suits me just as well. Whether it's a fault in a vehicle or a bug in an MVC layer: I methodically work back to the root cause and deliver a fix that keeps working. No loose parts, but a working whole.
I analyze vehicles like software: measure, interpret, solve. Systematic fault-finding on modern vehicles, right where engineering and software meet.
I build systems that hold up, from database to interface. Custom MVC in PHP, clean Vue interfaces and data layers that turn raw numbers into decisions.
Maintenance and diagnostics on modern vehicles: systematically tracing faults, interpreting fault codes and fixing them at the source.
Custom software, from web applications to internal tools. Custom MVC in PHP for the backend, Vue.js for the front-end, built to scale.
Training focused on modern vehicle engineering and diagnostics, the hardware half alongside my software background.
The foundation: programming, application architecture and structured problem solving. The base under my freelance work.
Custom portal on a self-built PHP MVC framework. Real-time vehicle positions, trips and delays via the De Lijn API, visualized on a map. Built from backend to interface.
From concept and visual direction to the code: I designed and built this site entirely myself. No template.
Looking for someone who understands both the software and the system behind it? Send a message, I reply fast.