Ingmar Vroege

Ingmar Vroege has a diverse range of work experience. Ingmar co-founded Digitalisma, a mobile development studio, in 2012 and worked there until 2020. During their time at Digitalisma, they launched the successful app Pokeradar and created various apps for companies like KLM and Achmea. In 2015, they also co-founded Bricks & Goggles, which focused on transforming construction designs into three-dimensional virtual reality environments. Ingmar developed partnerships with industry-leading companies such as YPI and Feadship. Additionally, they worked as a graduate at Boskalis, where they wrote a thesis on reducing turbidity in sand particles during seabed backfilling. Ingmar also gained experience in logistics support at Euro Offshore and as a trainee in process planning and execution at De Klerk B.V.

Ingmar Vroege completed their education history with a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht (Hogeschool Utrecht) from 2008 to 2013. Prior to that, they pursued their HAVO Natuur & Techniek degree at Altena College from 2002 to 2008. Ingmar also possesses a certification in VCA Leidinggevend, but no further information regarding the institution or the exact date of obtaining the certification is available.