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I'm a tech lead and developer. Read more about me.
Mads Opheim mads.opheim@gmail.commadsopheim.comTech I'm frequently using
I mainly thrive at the JVM stack, so Java and Kotlin with its ecosystem, including Jakarta EE and MicroProfile, build tools like Gradle and Maven and many more.
Methodologies
Tech is important to solve the problem right, but you also need to solve the right problem. I've in-depth knowledge of Domain-driven design, and stick to test-driven development and Modern agile. I know Kanban, behaviour-driven development and Scrum and other methodologies as well.
Formal knowledge
- Master of Technology in computer science from NTNU , specialization in AI (2014). Master's thesis
- 70-483 Programming in C# (2014)
- Certified Scrum master (2015)
- 1Z0-808 Oracle Certified Associate, Java SE 8 Programmer I (2016)
- Oracle ACE Pro
- IBM Influencer and Rising champion
Presentations
I've been doing a lot of presentations on various topics at meetups, conferences and other events both domestically and internationally. See the full list here.
Jobs
- 2014-present: Computas, currently as principal engineer. Read more about my experiences at Computas
- 2013-2014: Leader for Ungdom mot EU (Youth against Norwegian EU membership)
- 2011-2012: Knowledge engineer at Computas
- 2007-2014: Studied at NTNU
Side projects
- This webpage. Built using Vue.js, based on Gridsome
- Viatrumf scraper. Scraping bonus point earnings from online stores at Viatrumf.
Running version at http://viatrumf.madsopheim.com/
Scraping with Python and Scrapy, running with Google Cloud Functions. GitHub
Backend-for-frontend running on Quarkus on Java 11 at Google Cloud Run. GitHub Frontend built with Vue.js, utilizing Axios and Chart.js, running on Netlify. GitHub - MicroProfile IoT. Controlling Philips Hue light bulbs through a set of microservices. Mainly intended as a showcase for Eclipse MicroProfile, running on several different appservers, including Quarkus, Thorntail, KumuluzEE and OpenLiberty. Co-project with Rustam Mehmandarov. GitHub
- The ones I'm using in my talks
- And others, which are available on GitHub
