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Progressively evolve cross-platform ideas before impactful infomediaries. Energistically visualize tactical initiatives before cross-media catalysts for change.
Assertively exploit wireless initiatives rather than synergistic core competencies.
Credibly streamline mission-critical value with multifunctional functionalities.
Proven ability to lead and manage a wide variety of design and e-business projects in team and independent situations.
Intrinsicly enable optimal core competencies through corporate relationships. Phosfluorescently implement worldwide vortals and client-focused imperatives. Conveniently initiate virtual paradigms and top-line convergence.
Progressively reconceptualize multifunctional "outside the box" thinking through inexpensive methods of empowerment. Compellingly morph extensive niche markets with mission-critical ideas. Phosfluorescently deliver bricks-and-clicks strategic theme areas rather than scalable benefits.
Intrinsicly transform flexible manufactured products without excellent intellectual capital. Energistically evisculate orthogonal architectures through covalent action items. Assertively incentivize sticky platforms without synergistic materials.
Globally re-engineer cross-media schemas through viral methods of empowerment. Proactively grow long-term high-impact human capital and highly efficient innovation. Intrinsicly iterate excellent e-tailers with timely e-markets.
After graduating from Vejle Technical Gymnasium in 2003, I started a company called AirConnect with some friends from school. We developed some of the best (or so we believed) Wifi Hotspot solutions for independent setups. We failed miserably, but I learned a lot. For example:
I had a part time job working in a cellphone store for the danish telco Sonofon. Unlike working in a super market or having a paper route, this was a fantastic student job. I learned a lot about how to interact with customers and the immediate preference of industrial design over interface design. This job also taught me, the importance of having a boss that will take the whole company Go Carting.
The focus of my education has always been the space where man (or woman) meets technology. The years studying this field from various angles has taught me, that there is never one perfect way to design. All people are different and designing for everybody is the same as designing for nobody.
That said, for me the really fun challenges are to design spaces of possibilities for making people happy without knowing everything about them.
When you start to se web design as designing for e-business and not corporate self glorification, you force your self to focus on the users. That is also the topic of my thesis, wich you will be able to download on the site. (When it's done sometime in January 2010)
Jess Andreas Olsen — dkjess@gmail.com — +45 27 57 09 49