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As an all-round software developer Arjan loves big challenges and works with a broad range of technologies and platforms. Varying from interactive installations to native apps and from high volume responsive websites to complex back-end systems. The projects he finds most fun are the ones involving a physical component: art installations, photo booths, RFID voting booths, ping-pong ball cannons, et cetera. | As an all-round software developer Arjan loves big challenges and works with a broad range of technologies and platforms. Varying from interactive installations to native apps and from high volume responsive websites to complex back-end systems. The projects he finds most fun are the ones involving a physical component: art installations, photo booths, RFID voting booths, ping-pong ball cannons, et cetera. | ||
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* [[Applied_Bio-Robotics|Applied Bio-Robotics]] | * [[Applied_Bio-Robotics|Applied Bio-Robotics]] | ||
[[Get the Font and Zine Karaoke|Get the Font and Zine Karaoke]] | * [[Get the Font and Zine Karaoke|Get the Font and Zine Karaoke]] | ||
[[Hardware hacking|Hardware Hacking]] | * [[Hardware hacking|Hardware Hacking]] | ||
==Contact== | ==Contact== | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 4 July 2017
Arjan Scherpenisse is a software developer and entrepreneur. He holds a Masters degree in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Amsterdam and a Bachelor of Design from the Rietveld Academy. After having worked for different Amsterdam-based Internet companies, Arjan founded his own company, MiracleThings, in 2011, working for clients such as Asics, TV broadcaster AT5 and mobile company Sharewire. As an all-round software developer Arjan loves big challenges and works with a broad range of technologies and platforms. Varying from interactive installations to native apps and from high volume responsive websites to complex back-end systems. The projects he finds most fun are the ones involving a physical component: art installations, photo booths, RFID voting booths, ping-pong ball cannons, et cetera.