Luc Engelen

I rejoined Engie's Smart O&M project (https://digital.engie.com/our-products/smart-o&m) after a break of almost two years. The Smart O&M platform supports the maintenance and monitoring of assets of Engie's customers. It is built with Angular, NgRx, Spring Boot, MongoDB and Amazon AWS.

Under the company name cofx, I work as a freelance, full-stack software developer, team lead, and scrum master. I focus mainly on agile projects that use Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Clojure, and/or ClojureScript.

After working as a consultant at various companies, I thought it would be a good idea to work on the same project for a single employer for a longer period of time. In the end, it turned out not to be a good fit for me, but I didn't know that yet in March 2021.

As part of a DevOps team, I mainly worked on (further) automating various processes surrounding disability pension, using Java, Spring, Activiti, ActionScript and Adobe Flex. To make our testing work easier, I have also developed an internal tool with Clojure.

Since March 2022, I have been involved in preparing for the switch to the new Dutch pension system. The Danish company Festina Finance supplies the basis of the software system that will be used in the upcoming years for pension and capital administration at APG. I worked on linking Festina's software with APG's existing software. For small proof of concepts I used Clojure and ClojureScript.