My name is Jesper van Engelen, and I’m a Dutch WordPress developer and computer science Master’s student. During the past 8 years, I have built my expertise in WordPress, both by working for clients and by contributing to the WordPress ecosystem. Until 2014, I was predominantly concerned with commercial projects, and I’ve had the pleasure to work for some interesting clients. Among others, I was involved in the utilisation of WordPress as a recruitment platform for a broad range of large Dutch and international corporations, such as the Dutch railways (NS). Over the years, I have always maintained a focus on the usability of the WordPress backend in the ever-broadening scope of WordPress as a CMS, which is where I believe an important part of WordPress’ attractiveness lies.<\/p>\n
I’m a WordPress core contributor and plugin developer, authored, co-authored and contributed to several plugins across the WordPress spectrum. The most notable of these plugins is Admin Columns<\/a>, in which I was involved as a co-author from 2013 through 2015. I am now an independent developer once more and still do some freelance work for Admin Columns, while at the same time studying at ETH Z\u00fcrich for a semester as part of my Master\u2019s in Computer Science.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" My name is Jesper van Engelen, and I’m a Dutch WordPress developer and computer science Master’s student. During the past 8 years, I have built my expertise in WordPress, both by working for clients and by contributing to the WordPress ecosystem. Until 2014, I was predominantly concerned with commercial projects, and I’ve had the pleasure … Continue reading Jesper van Engelen<\/span>