I once saved lives sending cpr teams to heart attack victims through an sms gateway platform.

This was amazing considering it was back in 2008 ;)

Damn...thats neat

@twoFour1009 thank you, we hit a 87% 'treatment within timeframe' throughout the pilot period of 4 months, so it was a great success, especially after scaling and improving the platform.

We also found out which areas could have a better density of CPR modules just by looking at the data.

@karma wow! If you ever go into more detail about that experience, tag me....i would really like to read about it :)

@twoFour1009 what would you like to know? Ask me!

Yay! So many....k - question 1: how did you get introduced to such a cool job?

@twoFour1009 The company I worked for had a very versatile SMS platform, we would prototype and build solutions that we saw were needed in the market. We filled those gaps with innovative solutions.

This was one of those spinoffs, eventually sold to the dutch government, It is still up and running today!

@karma wow....that is so cool!! Congrats on being awesome lol

What other neat projects or apps have you been a part of?

@twoFour1009 I did 5 years of e-health and just stepped out of the workspace virtualization sector, now looking for a more creative UX / IXD role

@karma too cool....ive kind of settled on a "blah" job because 1. I'm good at it 2. The remote capabilities are what I want and 3 it's super close by....i feel sometime I will change up tho for something awesome ....hopefully it's half as cool as what you've been able to be a part of :)

@twoFour1009 it wasn't always awesome, my previous role had some toxic bosses and ass kissing culture 😘 two of the main reasons I quit that job...

But I always try to make the best of it and the products. Quality is always near my fingertips 🤣

@karma karma: *drops mic* ...lol well thank you for sharing some of your experiences with me tho...i will now have a higher bar for what I want from a new job 😊