Who we are
Maarten van Dam
General manager
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After years of working for KLM, Maarten became an entrepreneur in the
golf world and organized various events in Holland. He started Golf4Holland
in 2003. Now looking forward to the expansion of this successful initiative,
he has gathered a team to work on Golfwebclub projects. That is how Code Green was born.
Enthousiastic and visionary, he explores social media as a playground.
Mose
Technical Manager
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At first artistic director in advertisement industry, Mose went
to programming and management of development teams. He alternated
development manager roles and freelancing during the last 15 years
in the domain of web development, first in France then internationally.
He was very involved in Free Sofware communities for a while.
He joined Golfwebclub in September 2011, then Code Green and manages
the infrastructure, the general technical operations, and he's the
lead developer of the team.
William Chang
Coding Ogre
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William joined Code Green in March 2012 as a developer. He's a multiskill
web developer that knows Rails, html, javascript. After some years working with
PHP MVC frameworks and project management, he found in Rails the comfortable
environment where he can express his geeky creativity.
Benjamin Durin
Coding Yogi
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Software engineer since 1999, after a Master Degree in Computer Science,
Benjamin worked a long time in various environments
involving java, flash, web applications, in telecom and gaming industries. He has
experience in product and project management, especially on mobile platforms.
Joining Code Green in October 2012 as a senior developer, he adds his skills to
the agile team, participate in Rails developments, and leads the mobile development
projects of Code Green.
Gerben Meyer
Senior IT Consultant
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After a long stay at university, obtaining a Master Degree in Computing Science and
a Ph.D. in economics and business, Gerben decided not to become a dusty researcher or teacher.
His interest leans towards real-world business action and internet projects, as proven by
his various projects involvements and responsibilities.
He joined Code Green in January 2013 and assists as much on business strategy as on
software engineering, promoting agile development and producing real code for building
our software solutions.