Bojan Bjelić

Category: Freelance

  • The Blue Minds Company

    Senior Technology Advisor

    The Blue Minds Company, Vienna, Austria

    October 2021 – present

    Continuing to support The Blue Minds Company in the role of Senior Technology Advisor.

    Industry: Energy, Investments

    Responsibilities and applied knowledge: Technology analysis, Technical due diligence, Technology Coordination

    Chief Technology Officer

    The Blue Minds Company, Vienna, Austria

    October 2019 – October 2021

    As the CTO, I was responsible for the technology side of implementing and driving forward the The Blue Minds Company vision in the areas of energy innovation, company building, and consulting.

    I oversaw the strategic planning and development of IT by analysing technological innovations in collaboration with the company’s network of solution partners.

    • Successfully planned and managed the implementation of an AI enabled, fully transparent energy tariff switching engine that based on smart-metre data TariffHero, FFG/Eureka project
    • Analysed from customer and product perspective and then implemented and launched a new customer oriented platform for Energy Hero
    • Numerous technical due diligence interviews and analyses
    • Supported the company on many other fronts

    Industry: Energy, Investments

    Responsibilities and applied knowledge: Technology analysis, Technical due diligence, System integration, Scalability, Cloud, Development process governance, Company process implementation, Provisioning, Hiring

  • Chez Cliché

    The site was born in close cooperation with fantastic people from CHEZ CLICHÉ Tourismus GmbH.

    While trying to convey the atmosphere of the luxurious apartments, I tried to introduce a bit of dynamics with subtle animations.

    A special challenge was the third-parti API integration.

    Check it out on www.chezcliche.com.

  • Ahau

    In close collaboration with the client, a new breed of portal closely integrated with forum was created.

    The integration with phpBB was a critical point of development, and the end product fully exploits this.

    The content is on German, check it out.

  • Pole Energy

    The Pole Energy online shop project was truly interesting and creative, but on the other hand a big challenge as well.

    The goal was to create a secure, modern, multilingual online shopping application. It has taken about a year, from the initial idea until the full version, during 2009 and 2010, with the first release at the beginning of 2010.

    At the beginning of the project I have created the application architecture, entities, relations, and use cases. As we did agree to loosely follow Agile development process, the architecture was redesigned several times during the project.

    During the implementation, I have lead a crew of experienced developers in the effort to achieve high quality and performance.

    We have decided to go with the Microsoft stack, using ASP.NET MVC enhanced with jQuery to create the user interface, using Entity Framework, LINQ, and C# for the middle tier DAL (Data Access Layer), and Microsoft SQL Server as the back end.

    The project is successfully running on the cloud platform at www.poleenergy.ch

  • wabisabi bekleidung

    This is a fun little project done at summer of 2010 for a friend of ours, Stefanie Wippel and her beautiful clothing shop (both the shop and clothes).

    My wife Ana have done the web design, which I complemented with a bit of JavaScript using jQuery to get a dynamic user interface.

    Have a look at www.alle-tragen-wabi-sabi.at.

  • Nele

    Nele

    In the summer of 2009, I designed and implemented a small web portfolio for my old friend Nenad Nikitović. He is a sculptor by profession, living in Granada, working with wood with focus on restoring old furniture and church relics.

    The web site was produced in XHTML, styled with CSS and improved using JavaScript and jQuery.

    The site was online for a while at www.restauracionmaderanele.com, but unfortunately is not available anymore.

  • Serbian Dental Journal

    Serbian Dental Journal

    Document processing system, for more details please have a look on the [permalink href=”127″]Serbian Archives of Medicine[/permalink] project page.

  • Matchpoint

    Matchpoint

    During 2007 and 2008 I worked on a document analysis tool called “Matchpoint”.

    The idea is to parse the document by identifying content blocks and then find certain keywords within the context. The document is tagged based on the found information.

    I did the software architecture first, creating the concepts, entities and relations,and identifying crucial parts of the system.

    The heart of the system is the parsing engine that identifies segments of document, for example education, experience, and so on. All the permutations of the segments are used, and the one that matches the most segments is selected for further analysis. Each of the recognized segments is then searched for the keywords. Each keyword has appropriate tags assigned, and this way the document is in the end tagged.

    Since the algorithm has to analyze documents in different languages, using semantic algorithms seemed a bit too complicated, so I went with regular expressions.

    The documents can be emailed or uploaded by FTP to the web server, where is a Windows service monitoring configured folder. A .NET console application is then run to convert document to plain text using IFilters, and then to run the analysis, and upload the data to the Microsoft SQL Server database in the end.

    Users can use a web application built on ASP.NET Web Forms to search and view indexed documents.

  • Centroprojekt

    Centroprojekt

    August 2009

    WordPress, WordPress theme, PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Lightbox, jQuery

  • Adverto Mystery Shopping

    Adverto Mystery Shopping

    In the winter of 2008, I collaborated with my old friend Goran Petrović, to create a website for his company “Adverto Mystery Shopping”.

    We brainstormed the information architecture, and afterward I created a rudimentary CMS to maintain the content.

    As he was using an application for his business that was written using ASP.NET 1.1, it was a requirement for the web site as well. The markup is XHTML compatible as much as ASP.NET 1.1 WebForms allow, styled using CSS, and interaction improved using JavaScript and MooTools.

    You can have a look in more detail at www.adverto-ms.rs.