Tim van den Hanenberg

Tim van den Hanenberg began their work experience in 2011 at Blisss Software B.V. Tim started as a Developer, working on Sales and Business Apps using the .NET framework and Xamarin. In 2015, they were promoted to Lead Developer, where they took on the role of a Backend developer and made decisions on software architecture in new and ongoing projects. Tim worked on SalesFlow CRM and built the main platform for others to build upon. In 2017, Tim joined Tax Model B.V. as a Lead Software Engineer. Further details about this role are not provided.

Tim van den Hanenberg completed their education in a chronological manner. Tim started with their HAVO/VWO at Titus Brandsmalyceum in Oss from 2005 to 2007. Then, they pursued a VMBO-T+ degree specializing in Natuur en Techniek at Het Hooghuis in Ravenstein, which lasted from 2007 to 2010. After that, Tim attended the ICT-Academie, Koning Willem I College, 's-Hertogenbosch from 2010 to 2012, where they obtained a MBO4 degree in Applicatieontwikkelaar. In 2012, Tim enrolled in both Avans University of Applied Sciences and Radboud University. However, their degree name is not specified for either institution. At Radboud University, they studied Bachelor Computing Science until 2014. Alongside their formal education, Tim also obtained several certifications, including HackLab: Malware Analysis from Delloite Risk Advisory & Deloitte Academy in August 2017, General Game Playing from Coursera (Stanford University) in July 2014, Principles of Reactive Programming (WITH DISTINCTION) from Coursera (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) in January 2014, Heterogeneous Parallel Programming (WITH DISTINCTION) from Coursera (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) in February 2013, Functional Programming Principles in Scala (WITH DISTINCTION) from Coursera (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) in December 2012, Computing for Data Analysis (WITH DISTINCTION) from Coursera (Johns Hopkins University) in October 2012, Aries A+ from Aries Technology in December 2010, and ECDL from ECDL Foundation in November 2010.