Christian Lebeck Poulsen's Linkedin Analytics

I entered tech because it's possible for me to enter a flow state while developing, and because I found software's ability to "do more with less" appealing. This ignited my passion for developing great software, automating redundant activities, and building great digital products. However, later I found that even though the code is great, if not developed efficiently, the best code can be wasted. After working in a startup for around 3 years, I realized there is nothing so useless as doing efficiently what should not be done at all. That's why, before starting any development, I first seek to understand or maybe discover the problem, to ensure the development and delivery is something that brings value. I do that by being curious, asking questions and asking for context, and by trying to take a holistic perspective. After having programmed for 8 years, a multitude of experiences have been accumulated. However, what's interesting is the last 4 years, where I've been part of small and large teams, building products from scratch, or enhancing an existing products. The tech stack I've most often used are: JavaScript/TypeScript, ReactJS, NodeJS, C#, .Net Core 3.1, often hosted and deployed using Netlify or AWS.