Résumé
Hey there, my name is Philipp Rudloff and I’m a frontend developer.
I build websites and web applications with reliable user and developer interfaces. For software systems, I design and implement robust architecture which works well for its developers and, most importantly, its users.
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Email:
philipprudloff@fastmail.com
GitHub:
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# Jump to heading Factorial GmbH
- Senior frontend developer
Jun 2024 – Present
Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
# Jump to heading Kong Inc.
- Senior software engineer (frontend)
Aug 2022 – Apr 2024
At Kong, I was responsible for the general maintenance and development of the UI application that is part of the Kuma and Kong Mesh products (on-premise software). As part of this, I managed the migration from Vue version 2 to 3. I’ve also set up several pieces of continuous integration-based automation that range from application testing to preparing the UI application for release. I was also part of the team developing Mesh Manager for Kong’s Konnect product (SaaS software). In short, I was involved in all front-end development activities surrounding Kong’s service mesh offering.
Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (TypeScript, Vue)
# Jump to heading Sendcloud B.V.
Senior frontend developer
Jan 2021 – Jul 2022 · 1 year, 7 monthsFrontend developer
Jul 2019 – Dec 2020 · 1 year, 6 months
At Sendcloud, I worked in several teams on all frontend-related aspects of the platform including feature development, internationalization, API design, technical writing, general maintenance, hiring, and onboarding/mentoring of frontend developers.
I heavily contributed to planning and finalizing the multi-year effort of migrating the platform’s main frontend to a Vue-powered application.
Then, I was part of the checkout team where I was a core contributor to establishing the foundation for a new system of features that deeply integrates with various e-commerce platforms. I’ve developing the third party script responsible for rendering a custom shipping method UI in a merchant’s shop. I was also responsible for writing the public technical documentation, designing APIs, and maintaining related legacy systems.
Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (Vue)
# Jump to heading Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
- Frontend developer
Aug 2017 – Jun 2019 · 1 years, 10 months
# Jump to heading Education
# Jump to heading Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Computer Science & Media (B.Sc.)
Weimar, Germany (2014 – 2019)
# Jump to heading Skills
I have experience in most areas of the frontend development landscape and am comfortable working with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript regardless of framework, utility library, or underlying authoring methodology. That includes:
- Planning and implementing robust interfaces for users (simple and complex UI components) and developers (APIs and tools)
- Writing technical and non-technical documentation for these interfaces and systems
- Managing and maintaining localization systems
If you’re looking for the list of buzzwords to check off of your list: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Vue, TypeScript, git, package publishing, CI workflows, OpenAPI, Phrase, Eleventy, and those I, intentionally or unintentionally, forgot to remember.
# Jump to heading Projects
retrieve: Convenience wrapper around
fetch
for the browserpoll: Lightweight polling utility
yet-another-color-picker: Fully-featured color picker web component (also available as a Vue component)
# Jump to heading Open source contributions
why haven’t you put inventor of the [Eleventy] Data Cascade on your resume yet
Zach Leatherman, creator of Eleventy
A selection of publicly recorded contributions to open source software: vitest, vue, vue-i18n-extract, Eleventy, Discourse, Sublime Text Packages, Jekyll, Clementine, …