Bob Goedkoop / Senior C# & .NET developerA developer's perspective

Code.Context.People.

Hands on the code.
Eyes on the bigger picture.

I'm Bob. A senior developer who likes to understand the whole system — and the people building it.

C# and .NET at the core. Leaning into software architecture and technical team leadership.

C# / .NETBackend engineeringSoftware & solution architectureTechnical leadership
01 / Where I focus

From the detail
to the whole system.

My centre of gravity is development. Architecture and leadership are how I want to extend that contribution.

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Senior developer

Hands-on C# and .NET development, with attention to the backend code that turns a requirement into working software.

The foundation
02

Architecture minded

Leaning into software and solution architecture: understanding boundaries, connections and trade-offs while staying close to implementation.

The wider perspective
03

Team oriented

Growing toward technical team leadership, with an emphasis on shared understanding, constructive discussion and clear direction.

The human side
02 / The person behind the code
Bob Goedkoop standing in front of the Connect4Shore logo
Bob Goedkoop.Developer at heart.
Code is only part
of the story.

Real code.
Real-world context.

Connect4Shore & the maritime sector

My professional background includes Connect4Shore and the PLAQUA platform: digital services for the maritime sector, connecting harbour facilities, users and payments.

It's a context where software is part of a much larger system, and where understanding that system matters.

View my experience on LinkedIn
Microsoft .NETDigital servicesMaritime platforms
03 / A little about me

Hi, I'm Bob.

I'm a Netherlands-based software professional with a background in developing Microsoft .NET solutions in C#. I enjoy the point where the details of the code meet the bigger questions about how a system should work.

I'm still a developer first. My next steps lean toward software and solution architecture, and toward helping a team find its direction together.

Good software starts with understanding what needs to work.

05 / Let's connect

Good work starts
with a conversation.

About software, architecture, or the people building it.