For this edition, we sat down with Jenda Brands, a Mission Critical Security Engineer at Schuberg Philis who thrives at automating vulnerability detection by day and automating his home by night. He lives in Haarlem with his girlfriend and cat.
A day in the life
“It’s the people, actually” is something you often hear at Schuberg Philis. But who in fact are the people this saying refers to? What do they do in our organization, with our customers, and in their personal lives? We asked these questions – and more – to an array of colleagues, each ready to share details about the unique roles they hold and what a day in their life is all about.
Jenda Brands on being a Mission Critical Security Engineer and a detection & response expert
Jenda Brands
Agne Nainyte on being a business consultant and a curiosity-driven connector
Meet Agne Naintye, a business consultant at Schuberg Philis whose work in multiple teams and multiple networks brings out the best in her. She lives in Rotterdam with her boyfriend and their son.
Jacqueline Huijser on being a Customer Sales Director and a volunteer with life purpose
For this edition, we heard from Jacqueline Huijser, a Customer Sales Director at Schuberg Philis who has become an expert at making deals and knowing her customers, both at work and her volunteer life. She lives in Etten-Leur with her husband and their two children.
Frank van Dijk on being a Customer Sales Director and a multi-team player
Meet Frank van Dijk, Customer Sales Director at Schuberg Philis. His job lets him get the best from, and give the best to, multiple teams within the company and on the customer side. He lives in Amerongen with his wife, their two children, and the family’s two classic cars.
Michael de Bruin on being a Mission Critical Engineer and an active automator
In this edition, we heard from Michael de Bruin. He's a Mission Critical Engineer at Schuberg Philis who has one of the coolest jobs in the company. He lives in Mijdrecht with his wife and their son.
Karin Borst-Talen on being a Customer Director Operations and an intuitive facilitator
In this installment, we heard from Karin Borst-Talen, a Customer Director at Schuberg Philis. Her specialties include facilitating teams, connecting people, and making sure the customer is happy.
Peter Hendriks on being a Customer Sales Director and a padel aficionado
Meet Peter Hendriks, a Customer Sales Director who finds happiness in making customers happy and strategizing with partners, both on the job and off.
Jan van Deijk on being a Mission Critical Engineer and a karate practitioner
Meet Jan van Deijk, a Mission Critical Engineer whose specializations include database administration and being a simultaneous teacher and student in the dojo – and beyond.
Jan Jacob Bos on being a Mission Critical Engineer and an ingredient-critical hobby chef
This time the spotlight went to Jan Jacob Bos, a Mission Critical Engineer who also enjoys coaching colleagues and cooking Michelin-starred dishes for them.
Elvira Dijksman on being a Recruitment & Onboarding Lead and a thrill-seeker
Learn about what drives Elvira Dijksman, the company’s Recruitment & Onboarding Lead who is an expert at recruiting strategies and headcount as well as clearing her own head.
Martijn Gijsberti Hodenpijl on being a Mission Critical Engineer and a coding creative
This time around we spoke with Martijn Gijsberti Hodenpijl, a Mission Critical Engineer whose job lets him practice what he likes best: the art of engineering.
Gerard Spierenburg on being an Onsite Engineer and an automation visionary
Learn more about Gerard Spierenburg, an Onsite Engineer who also answers to many calls of duty offsite and behind the screen.
Henry Langendoen on being a Mission Critical Engineer and a firefighter
For this installment, we learned what makes Henry Langendoen tick. He is a Mission Critical Engineer who also leads the company’s emergency response (BHV) team.
Costas Tyfoxylos on being a Mission Critical Engineer and an aikido practitioner
Get more acquainted with Costas Tyfoxylos, a Mission Critical Engineer who wears many hats in his professional role and few belts while at work or leisure.
Laurens Eversmann on being an Innovation Specialist and a concept sprinter
Meet Laurens Eversmann, an Innovation Specialist at Schuberg Philis. His expertise includes kickstarting projects, getting to the root of problems, and creating a buzz both on the job and off.
Rikkert Achtereekte on being a Customer Sales Director and a modular synthesizer fanatic
This time around we spoke with Rikkert Achtereekte, a Customer Sales Director at Schuberg Philis. He is also a modular synthesizer enthusiast, performer and community mover and shaker.
Sandeep Gangaram Panday on being a Trust Accelerator Lead and a yoga practitioner
In this edition, we sat down with Sandeep Gangaram Panday, the Trust Accelerator Lead at Schuberg Philis. He is also a practitioner of traditional yoga, both off the job and on.
Eva Noordhoek on being a Customer Director Operations and a sustainability and diversity enthusiast
Get more acquainted with Eva Noordhoek, a Customer Director Operations at Schuberg Philis. She is also a member of the company’s Sustainability Circle and two non-profit organizations’ supervisory boards.
Fardo Berende on being a Functional Business Analyst and a dancing dad
This time the spotlight went to Fardo Berende, a Functional Business Analyst at Schuberg Philis. His job gives him the opportunity to bring new life to business processes and to have time for important things in the business of life.
Vladimir Stefanović on being a Mission Critical Engineer and a Microsoft Azure MVP
For this edition, we heard from Vladimir Stefanović, a Mission Critical Engineer at Schuberg Philis. He is also a Microsoft Azure MVP, a Microsoft Certified Trainer, and an MCT Regional Lead.
Shreya Vashisht on being a Mission Critical Engineer and a team player
For this edition, we sat down with Shreya Vashisht, a Mission Critical Engineer at Schuberg Philis. Her job has given her a new outlook on fulfilling mission-critical ambitions. She also started an initiative for an "All Women's Lunch" that brings both tech and non-tech women together on a common platform so they can discuss topics and ideas in an informal way.