I'm Johan Fagerberg, a developer with an interest in automation, user/developer experience, and online privacy. I enjoy working on tools that make daily chores easier, more intuitive and less cumbersome.
When I have the time, and something interested to share, I write articles on my blog.
Below are some of the open source projects I have been a leading
developer on.
For the full list, see my GitHub.
A custom dev tool implementation for the Manatee RPA application. Provides vastly improved DX compared to the built-in dev tools.
A fully featured lightbox library inspired by Medium, focusing on being modern, extensible and easy to use.
A pluggable linter for SVG files, developed while maintaining the Simple Icons project.
A Brookshear Machine emulator, useful for teaching the basics of CPU instructions and low-level programming.
Managed the cloud infrastructure, CI/CD processes and developer interfacing across multiple projects, supporting the application teams in delivering high-value solutions without worrying about the underlying server management.
Primarily worked on transitioning our in-house DevOps framework to a Kubernetes-first setup, and supporting our developers in adapting their workflows and application code to containers.
Headed the team responsible for process automation across a workforce of 8000+ healthcare workers. Responsible for projects ranging from bespoke applications and automation scripts, to work process optimization across the hospital.
In addition to the above, I put significant work into the team’s internal workflows, developing custom tools, improving internal and external documentation, and working with suppliers to triage and fix issues as they occured.
Maintained and developed a web application consisting of multiple interwoven SPAs, and the related backends for each. Participated in planning, implementing and evaluating new features in collaboration with company founders and customers, with a strong focus on value generation.
Spearheaded the effort to modernize our codebase by transitioning from a custom-written frontend framework to one built on React - an up-and-coming framework at the time.
Final bachelor thesis was on Ɛ-differential privacy, a mathematical
description of privacy-aware algorithms, and ways to achieve it.
The thesis can be found on my GitHub.
If you want to present a fun opportunity, have questions or just want to have a chat, I'm always up to hearing from you.
You can catch me over on GitHub or LinkedIn, or you can send me a good old-fashioned email at johanringmann@gmail.com.