Kevin Østerkilde

- Post-launch support for Alexander McQueen (Ecommerce) - Pre-Launch and post-launch support for Saint Laurent (Ecommerce) - Internal tools

As a freelancer I've had the pleasure of working on a few projects, including a VR project backed directly by Oculus. On top of this, I also helped a small startup getting their app ready for launch on iOS and Android. In summary: • Working with the latest technologies like React-Native and Redux • Optimising workflows with both build tools and design systems • Consulting on UI/UX issues • Basic shader and material creation to allow for modularity

At Evendo I was responsible for building completely new native applications for both iOS and Android. As the sole mobile developer and with an ever evolving set of feature requirements, it was a tough position to be in. The workload never seemed to do anything but increase. However with time, I managed to develop a system that allowed for faster iterations which ultimately lead to completion of the project. in summary: • Close collaboration with the design team to ensure a smooth experience • Build mobile solutions for our customers, both B2C and B2B • Managed the entire mobile pipeline from development & testing to deployment

At Applaus I was responsible for getting our application ready for launch as soon as possible, both for mobile and the web. In summary: • React, React-Native & ES6 • REST, MongoDB & Redux

At LogicLab I was the lead developer of a team of 5, developing an event-based multi-platform application. After a year of development the initial version of the app was launched. As lead, I was responsible for prioritising tasks, ensuring our developers understood the tasks assigned to them and didn’t get stuck on a problem for too long. Besides managing, I also stood for the majority of the actual development process itself, as well as designing the visual identity of the brand. The biggest challenge I faced was definitely taking prototype code and making it production-ready, something which caused many headaches. In hindsight it should have been realised that a prototype is just that - A prototype. In summary: • Managed a small team of up to 5 people • Build and prototyped a feature-rich/interactive cross-platform application • Developed the brand and visual identity of the platform

At Quixel I was a part of the community staff team, mainly dealing with live customer support and being responsible for anything regarding VRay integration. The “live” part of live support was very important, and users were to expect a reply within a short period of time. That was the main goal of our operation. Besides support, I also helped out with my prior knowledge of having used VRay to ensure the exported shaders from our suite of tools were as accurate as possible. In summary: • Fast and responsive customer support • VRay pipeline improvements and optimisations • General administrative tasks

At Billetto I was the sole developer in my team, thus being responsible for the vast majority of the development needs. My team being growth hacking, it was very organic traffic oriented and because of this I had to build, prototype and A/B test several landing page designs. On top of this I also launched a brand new organiser onboarding experience that would streamline the process of creating an event. Besides just landing pages, I also overhauled the visual identity of our Zendesk supportcenter to be more in line with the recently updated brand, as well as created smaller widgets such as a pricing module and a quick event creator. In summary: • Built, prototyped and A/B tested multiple landing pages • Launched a new guided organiser onboarding flow • Overhauled Zendesk supportcenter visual look • Helped content creators with optimising their workflows

At Craneballs I was a part of a core team of artists in charge of developing all the assets for the series of 3D mobile games, Overkill and Gun Master. My responsibilities was to develop high fidelity, mobile optimised weapon assets to ensure smooth performance on various types of phones, yet be modular enough to allow for the very flexible attachment system to do it’s thing. On top of this, the UV’s of each mesh also had to be planned out properly so as much space as possible could be reused to lower memory consumption. In summary: • Modeling highly detailed, modular meshes • Sticking to strict poly-counts to ensure steady performance

I helped Wiktor Öhman on the website by moderating it. The site has since been removed and we're now operating solely through our Facebook group which I'm managing.

• Managing the largest section of the platform • Handling all of our various social media accounts

I was a recruit in The Danish Royal Life Guards.