CV of Peter-Paul Koch | |
To my portfolio. | |
1970 | Born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. |
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Education |
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1982-1988 | Secondary school: Barlaeus Gymnasium, Amsterdam. Classical education. Lots of Greeks & Romans, but also physics, no economy. |
1988-1994 | University: University of Amsterdam, History.
Specialisation: Ancient History (again Greeks & Romans). Final thesis: Factions in the Later Roman Empire (5th century AD). |
1994-1995 | Teacher Training, history |
1995-1997 | Tried to find a job as a teacher, failed. Meanwhile I started up my doctoral research into ancient
Germanic saga's. I applied for a research grant, but it was refused because my research was
"not interesting enough" Of course, I started a website on this subject. |
1997-1998 | Training course to become an Internet Advisor (whatever that may be). I specialized in HTML and JavaScript. |
Previous jobs | |
1991-1994 | Part time work at Galerie Inart, later Galerie Carla Koch, an art gallery for modern glass and ceramics (owned, as you might guess, by my mother). |
1995 | Apprentice teacher of History at the Spinoza Lyceum, Amsterdam. |
1996-1998 | Text writer: Press releases for Galerie Carla Koch (one a month, both Dutch and English). I published one article on my Nibelungen research [in Dutch]: De Thidrekssaga, waarheid in oude verhalen? |
1998 | Worked at Inízio Design as an HTMLer/JavaScripter. |
1999-now | Working as an HTMLer/JavaScripter at NetlinQ. |
2000 | Promoted to Head of Client Side Programming, still at NetlinQ, now
NetlinQ Framfab because we've been taken over by the Framfab company,
orginally Swedish but now the largest web developing company outside the US. Helped giving a Web Designer course, I taught CSS and JavaScript. |
Portfolio | |
2001 |
Advies Overheid.nl. Made the templates for this one in
total disharmony with the 'design' agency. Site is for advising webmasters and other IT related personnel
of Dutch state entities (provinces, ministries etc.). Gemeentelijk Pedologisch Instituut Amsterdam. I made the
templates for the website of
the Pedological Institute of Amsterdam. (What is pedology? I have no idea, except that it's about
children). Article on Digital Web: The DOM, an introduction. World Press Photo, Version 3.0 . I consider it the best site I ever made. |
2000 |
Taught CSS and JavaScript in Web Designer course by NetPeople. Published a second article in A List Apart: about XHTML. Made the templates for the site for my mother's gallery. NetEvents. [Dutch] Site of our event organizing product group. For me it's the logical sequel to the NetPlus site I made earlier. Uses still more style sheets. This site uses only seven images. Published my first online article in A List Apart. It's about using style sheets in web design. |
1999 |
NetPlus. [Dutch] Site of our Banners product group. First site that heavily uses style sheets and has a liquid design. Meanwhile replaced by the corporate site of the guys who bought it. Nobiles. [Dutch] Site for students who want to find a job. Meanwhile redesigned. Friesland Bank Securities. [Mainly in Dutch] Including backstage Perl maintenance scripts. Bouwfonds. [In Dutch] Including backstage Perl maintenance scripts. Meanwhile redesigned. Old NetlinQ Site. [In Dutch] Again a corporate site, now of my new employer. This site is the first I made that hardly uses any frames. I was also Webmaster of this site. Meanwhile replaced by the very bad corporate Framfab site. World Press Photo. The first site I made for NetlinQ. Now replaced by Version 3.0, which I also coded. |
1998 |
Private site: JavaScript Section. It has grown to be an acclaimed JavaScript site in its own right. Jobs site of the Flower Auction Aalsmeer. [In Dutch] Meanwhile redesigned. Knorr Kookflopsite. [In Dutch] I made part of the site and changed another part. Still online, it's one of those many concepts that didn't work. Inízio Homepage. [In Dutch] Corporate site of Inizio, where I worked for 6 months. Meanwhile redesigned twice. Private site: The Nibelungen, the historical truth. |