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Another talented software engineer has joined Xurrent’s ever-growing Research & Development department. His name is Jan-Joost Spanjers and he is based in the Netherlands.
Jan-Joost brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience, having worked in software development for over 20 years. He started off as a scientific programmer at Radboud University where he worked for 5 years. After that he worked as a software engineer on a wide variety of systems and technologies for several software organizations like Forque and SmartTrackers. His strengths are patience, attention to detail and analyzing complex problems.
Xurrent has the most innovative team of engineers developing enterprise SaaS software. I look forward to exploring and realizing new ideas to keep improving the Xurrent service further. It will be a great pleasure to be able to work together with so many talented developers on the best service management product on the market today.
Jan-Joost Spanjers – Software Engineer
Jan-Joost is someone who is always looking for new methods and technologies to improve processes and enjoys collaborating with the other members of the team to create the best possible solutions. Customers will soon start to see the first features contributed by Jan-Joost, so it is likely that they are as enthusiastic about him joining the development team as the rest of the Xurrent organization.

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