Hello.

I started out working as en Enterprise Architect but shortly after I joind I was offerede the role as Product Owner for the Enterprise Architecure team. This leading role has been a very rewarding challange for me, and I have already learned a lot.

We were set out to build the best homebank app in DK using best in class technology and working methodologies. We wanted to deliver a unique experience on both mobile a web. This was acheived by applying a mobile-first mindset and using Angular, Nativescript with and a rather complex build setup building to both iOS, Android & web.

This was one of the most complex working scenarios I've every been in both because of all the new technology & because we needed to find new and clever ways of working together. As lead architect my resposibility was to ensure that we didn't cut too many corners and ensure that we found the right solutions and technical designs for our problems. At this project there were a lot of new tech for everyone, so we also needed to spend some time guiding and helping each other take responsibility in our new roles.

I was asked to be architect on this big real-estate program. The program should replace an old 3rd party real-easte platform that Totalkredit had been delivering to our advisors. Totalkredit decided that they instead would expose API's and no UI. this should instead be developed in the different Bank Centrals ensuring effective implementation with the advisors other tools and systems.

I was on the program from the start hence I was in on all the big decissions regarding technology and architecture. This was very exciting because we went from monolithic portal java development to single page Angular app, and moved from Monoliths to Microservices in containers. We also gained alot of experience with automated testing and how much confidence is needed for actually doing trunk-based development. I my humble opinion we actually got a couple of real devops teams going.