I have two passions in life. High quality of the products I work on, and working with awesome and young professionals. Quality to me is all about accessibility and flexibility of code, and I love to measure these results thoroughly. I graduated Cum Laude in July 2007 at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences and then worked at Tam Tam as a front-end purist for 5 years. They made it possible for me to work part-time at microsoft as an accessibility evangelist, where my passion for clean code and accessibility became my Magnum Opus. By the end of 2011 I left Tam Tam to start eBrella Front-end, an umbrella for Front-end kings and queens, who we continuously match with beautiful clients. I still work part-time at Microsoft to continue my journey towards a more accessible internet, and joined KING Gemeenten by the end of 2012 to help them convince governmental institutes to commit to the Dutch Web Guidelines. Specialties: accessibility, code quality, code sustainability, young talent, front-end development, front-end code, Javascript, Facebook API, xhtml, css, ajax, php, .NET, C#, webstandards, W3C, WCAG, webrichtlijnen van de Nederlandse overheid, webrichtlijnen, drempelsvrij, social networking, social networks, cultural heritage

Project Toegankelijkheid @ Working on the Accessibility team, focussing on local government accessibility policies. From August 2015 to Present (5 months) Founder @ From October 2015 to Present (3 months) The Hague Area, NetherlandsPartner @ eBrella front-end is a guild for freelance front-end developers in the Netherlands. We work for clients like the Chamber of Commerce, Microsoft, ABN-AMRO, Telfort, Kennisnet, Vilans, Essent, Unicef and Cordaid. As a network of talented and experienced front-end developers we will always be the best match for your projects. From November 2011 to September 2015 (3 years 11 months) Delft Area, NetherlandsAccessibility Evangelist @ At Microsoft I am working on the accessibility of the Dutch web portal, especially focusing on new projects although I'm also conducting more 'root management'-like research to fix issues on the long term. I'm also educating collegues as well as partners in the Microsoft ecosystem in order to elevate the knowledge in- and outside Microsoft. If you are interested in learning more on accessibility, please do not hesitate to call or e-mail me. In June 2011 we won the Microsoft Gold Star Team Award with the 4 people working on the Accessibility Project as a recognition for the efforts to make Accessibility part of our business and of the business of our partners. In May 2013 we were recognized by Microsoft HQ for our work in the Netherlands on leadership advocacy. This was what they said about our work: "Advocate for of Accessibility across the Netherlands. Realizing that only a tiny percentage of government websites were accessible, Gonnie (Been) and her team launched a website to document the effect of a highly accessible website. Signed ‘Treaty of Schiphol’ to drive accessibility of websites in government, public and private sector and services in Netherlands. The team assisted the government in finding a solution to address website accessibility. As a result MSFT was recently recognized by NL’s government as a thought leader and prominent example and their work is now part of the NL National Plan." From December 2010 to June 2015 (4 years 7 months) EXPERT WCAG 2.0 & Dutch Web Guidelines / Marketing responsible in campaign Simply Accessible @ January 1st of 2015, all government organisations have to comply with WCAG 2.0 Level AA. The road ahead is probably going to be bumpy for most of them, so over the past 2 years we built 4 components to support all government organisations. Starting October 1st of 2014, the campaign Simply Accessible was launched. My responsibility in this campaign is diverse. I’m the spokesperson for the whole campaign, organize and present webinars and sessions throughout the Netherlands, talk to web agencies and auditing companies in order to get them to feel and use our tools. Last but not least, I organized and manage a team of Accessibility consultants to support government organizations in reaching their goal: being 100% accessible on January 1st From August 2014 to March 2015 (8 months) The Hague Area, NetherlandsErvaringsdeskundige en Adviseur Webrichtlijnen @ Working as an accessibility expert to facilitate and support Dutch municipalities to match Dutch Web Guidelines. Both on process level, project level and as a technical sparring partner. From September 2012 to June 2014 (1 year 10 months) The Hague Area, NetherlandsAuthor Toepassingskader Webrichtlijnen 2 @ As requested by the Ministry of Interior and Kingdom Relations I have been writing a framework for the Dutch Web Guidelines version 2. These guidelines are based on WCAG 2.0 (W3C). By conducting research on Dutch government agency policies and ways of working, and taking apart every guideline to the smallest details, I've been able to write a document that is easy to read, cuts away all the unnecessary complexities and rare occasions, and hopefully helps all organizations to gain momentum in their journey towards a more accessible web. Many thanks to Leon van de Ven, Raph de Rooij and Alexander Fase for their help during this awesome assignment. From December 2012 to June 2013 (7 months) The Hague Area, NetherlandsDojo & front-end developer @ Working as a freelance Javascript (Dojo lib) developer on the front-end of a private banking portal. From July 2012 to January 2013 (7 months) Lead Front-End Developer @ In the past few years I've done so much things @ Tam Tam that describing my job usually ends in a vague summary of highlights instead of a title. In basics I'm lead front-end developer, and therefore responsible for the development of HTML, CSS, Javascript (jQuery), Silverlight, and some Flash. Besides writing code I've spent a lot of time working on pitches as a concepter on several large accounts such as Microsoft and NS. The last couple of months I've developed a program to ensure the quality of our projects at Tam Tam. From February 2007 to December 2011 (4 years 11 months) Workshop trainer "Inclusive design" @ I gave a workshop for the Dutch non-profit organization Fronteers, an branche organazation for front-end developers only, on the subject of Inclusive Design. From June 2011 to June 2011 (1 month) NetherlandsLecturer @ In my first year I supported 4th year students in those last couple of months before graduation. When they went off to write their thesis I changed my focus towards 1st year students to help rewriting the curriculum for the XHTML/CSS course. From September 2008 to June 2010 (1 year 10 months) Webdesigner and SEO @ I was working on several SEO accounts and was mainly working on improving production processes by creating templating systems and working on the CMS. Some design work and some programming was also included. From 2005 to January 2007 (2 years) Student Assistent and project manager @ Worked on several projects during this period, as both a student and employee at the Hogeschool Rotterdam. We worked on an improved and innovative intranet for both tutors and students, represented the Hogeschool Rotterdam on several occassions and represented students in board meetings. From December 2005 to July 2006 (8 months) Webdesigner and PHP programmer @ This was actually my first experience with the web, and I've created my first PHP websites for them. I was mostly just working on illustrations and animations, but when the first requests for websites came I just couldn't resist. From 2002 to 2004 (2 years)

Cum Laude Bachelor, Communication & Multimedia Design @ From 2003 to 2007 Jeroen Hulscher is skilled in: Accessibility, Codepurism, wcag, CSS, XHTML, Web Standards, AJAX, W3C, Front-end Development, Web Development, jQuery, Wordpress, JavaScript, HTML5, HTML + CSS