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I'm a passionate web developer and systems architect living in Stockholm, Sweden. I work at Valtech and I am an EMVP.

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About web development with ASP.NET and EPiServer, fatherhood and other adventures in my digital jungle

About Joel Abrahamsson

Picture of Joel AbrahamssonEPiServer Most Valued Professional LogoMCTS logoMy name is Joel Abrahamsson and I am a systems developer and architect working with ASP.NET and the content management system EPiServer CMS at Valtech. I'm very passionate about web development, primarily on the server side but I also really enjoy performance tuning on the client side. I work on a few projects on my spare time, such as the Page Type Builder project.

I'm a certified Microsoft Technology Specialist and a certified EPiServer developer. I am also an EMVP (EPiServer Most Valued Professional).

Prior to working with web development I studied Industrial Engineering and Management at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. Before that I had a sejour in the IT-industry during the dotcom years working at the hosting company WinEasy.

I live in Vasastan in Stockholm, Sweden together with my wife Marie and our daughter Ellie.

I can be contacted via e-mail joelab [at] kth.se. You are also very welcome to follow me on Twitter.

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