Eric-Paul Lecluse

Current

Freelance Flash/ActionScript Developer at epologee

Past

Technical Lead at Media Republic
Sr. Flash Developer at LBi Lost Boys
Flash Developer at Lost Boys

Teacher of Flash and ActionScript at Saxion Hogescholen (Enschede)
Freelance Webdeveloper at the XMM collective (Self-employed)
Junior webdesigner at Koninklijke Brinkman BV

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Education

Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht
Saxion Hogescholen
Ferris State University

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Eric-Paul Lecluse’s Summary

As an experienced freelance Flash developer/software engineer I'm specialized in ActionScript 3.0 for websites, web applications and web based games. I have a love for design, motion graphics and "the little things that matter". Throw in a strong enthusiasm for new developments in the web and Flash community (think agile project methods, 3D visuals, audio synthesis, etc) and you have a sense of what I'm about.

I'm available for contract work, check my website for contact details. The three languages I speak and write fluently are: Dutch, English and German. So feel free to connect!

Eric-Paul Lecluse’s Specialties:

OOP ActionScript 2.0 / 3.0
Papervision3D
Presentations/Workshops on both.

Eric-Paul Lecluse’s Experience

Freelance Flash/ActionScript Developer

epologee

(Marketing and Advertising industry)

November 2008 — Present (1 year 1 month)

With the alias of epologee, I've worked on several projects for Dutch design and branding studios. My focus as a developer is on maintainable, well organized code and cutting-edge practices for campaign websites and webbased games.

I'm currently available for contract work in the Netherlands and abroad.
Technical Lead

Media Republic

(Privately Held; Marketing and Advertising industry)

April 2009 — September 2009 (6 months)

Swapping the life of freelance development for a steady employment sounded like a great idea in the midst of the financial crisis, and MR was there with an exciting opportunity. As technical lead I worked with the studio to keep up and improve the company's production values. Six months into my year-contract I felt too restricted in my extra curricular activities, from developing desktop and iPhone applications to other aspirations, that I decided to resign and return to freelancing.
Sr. Flash Developer

LBi Lost Boys

(Public Company; 51-200 employees; LBi; Internet industry)

January 2008 — October 2008 (10 months)

2008 almost exclusively revolved around campaign websites incorporating 3D engines for Flash (primarily Papervision3D). All projects were done in ActionScript 3.0. Portfolio available on request.
Flash Developer

Lost Boys

(Public Company; 51-200 employees; LBi; Internet industry)

September 2006 — December 2007 (1 year 4 months)

Involved projects include campaign websites, webbased games and components for corporate sites and portals. Mostly projects with short development cycles. Until the end of 2007, all Flash development at Lost Boys was done in ActionScript 2.0. Portfolio available on request.
Teacher of Flash and ActionScript

Saxion Hogescholen (Enschede)

(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Education Management industry)

September 2004 — August 2006 (2 years )

Covering the Flash basics for first and second year students in design, animation and scripting, to accompanying graduate students in their final projects. Class size varied from small workshop groups (20 students) to full scale central sessions (100+ students).
Freelance Webdeveloper
the XMM collective (Self-employed)

(Self-Employed; 1-10 employees; Internet industry)

September 2001 — August 2006 (5 years )
Junior webdesigner

Koninklijke Brinkman BV

(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; Farming industry)

January 2000 — July 2000 (7 months)