Jan Wytze Zuidema
Backend Developer at Klippa
I improve software and development workflows to be more efficient, faster and better.
Since the age of 12, I've been captivated by the world of programming. From this point I've dedicated lot's of spare time to programming. Over the years, I've gained extensive experience both through a bachelor’s degree in ICT, and by working at multiple companies.
Specializing in backend development, I thoroughly enjoy utilizing my coding skills to solve everyday challenges, making life easier for myself and others. Alongside my professional work, I am passionate about pursuing hobby projects that allow me to explore and experiment with new ideas.
Klippa
Backend developerAs a Backend Developer at Klippa, I developed scalable and efficient backend solutions using Go and Python. I focus on improving internal and customer applications, making them more efficient and stable. Leveraging Kubernetes and Helm, I ensured seamless containerization and orchestration. I also working on proof-of-concept projects to explore innovative ideas.
- Python
- Go
- Redis
- Kubernetes
- Helm
- GRPC
- E-Invoicing
Envitron
Firmware developerDuring my internship at Envitron, I worked on implementing the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) in the firmware of the EnviBase, a device that can optimize energy systems. I focused on subjects such as remote attestation, signing/decrypting, and disk encryption, using the TPM.
- Python
- OpenWRT
- tpm2-pytss
- Django
Embrace
Backend developerAt Embrace I worked as a backend C# Developer on the GraphQL API. I've mainly worked on migrating Embrace to GraphQL and creating integrations with services like Office 365.
- C#
- MSSQL
- GraphQL
Occhio / Reinder.eu
Fullstack developerAt Occhio I developed Laravel projects for customers. These projects were mostly related to company processes, like invoice creation and hour registration.
- Laravel
Most of my hobby code remains behind the scenes, often dedicated to personal projects like home and life automation. However, the completed and live projects are showcased below!
Inference Store
Running Triton with large models locally can be challenging, especially without a powerful GPU. Inference Store addresses this by simulating the Triton server and caching its requests. It's designed to replace Triton in scenarios where running the actual model isn't feasible, such as on local machines or in continuous integration environments.
- Rust
- Tonic
- Triton
- Inference Protocol V2
xid-gen.com
Generate Xid's easily with this web app. It's a handy tool for developers who often require valid Xid's for manual row insertion during software development or testing.
- Next JS