After graduating in "Higher Information Technology" on the Hogeschool van Arnhem en Nijmegen in 2004, I started as "Microsoft Administrator" at YACHT. Because the market at that time was still recovering from the IT recession in 2000, there was no application as a programmer.

In 2006 I, within YACHT, made the transition to a programmer. This was confirmed by getting the MCSD.NET (Microsoft Certified Solution Developer) certificate. What that really comes down to is that you comply with Microsoft's little rules of writing software.

In addition to the use of, and programming in the Windows environment, there is a passion for Linux and open source software. The developments in opensource territory are going very fast. Almost as fast as those of Microsoft. And who would have thought 10 years ago that Linux had a chance to fight with a big monopoly?

In 2008, after 4 years having worked for multiple bosses, I started for myself in August. My first big assignment was and still is MINDZ.com! Who could have thought of a better springboard to entrepreneurship?