Albert van Peppen

Albert van Peppen has over 35 years of work experience in the field of software development and system engineering. Albert is currently working at Dataline Solutions as a Senior Developer & Solution Architect. Prior to this, they worked at Printmediahub from 2014, where they served as a Senior System Engineer. Albert was responsible for the development and implementation of a new module called Printmediahub, which simplified the process of purchasing high-quality print materials.

Before joining Printmediahub, Albert worked at Insad Grafisch b.v. for 19 years. During their time there, they held the position of Senior System Engineer and was involved in researching, developing, and maintaining the lead product called Drumis. Albert also worked on the development of web services, e-commerce websites, and integration with third-party software.

Prior to Insad Grafisch b.v., Albert worked at Insad Automatisering as a Senior System Engineer, where they continued to work on the development and maintenance of Drumis. Additionally, they worked at Exact Automatisering b.v. as a Senior System Developer R&D, where they focused on maintaining and extending the basic libraries and tools for Exact Software. Albert also served as a Teamleader Software Development, managing a team of 6 developers and designing technical solutions for the company.

Albert's early career includes working at Extensie b.v. as a Senior Developer, where they developed custom changes in standard applications and provided support to sales and after-sales departments.

Throughout their career, Albert has demonstrated a strong ability to research, develop, and maintain software products, as well as manage teams and provide technical support.

Albert van Peppen attended ISI s'Gravenhage from 1985 to 1986, where they took an enhanced course in Programmer COBOL. Additionally, they studied at Antonius MAVO, although the dates and field of study are unknown. In terms of certifications, Albert obtained Exam 483: Programming in C# from Microsoft in October 2018.