Caspar Ruhe is a pragmatic and results-driven solution architect with a proven track record in software engineering. With a specialization in solution architecture, agile methodologies, software release management, and software development for the web and mobile, he is the expert solution architect at the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC). In the past, Caspar studied Health Care at the prestigious Mit Sloan School of Management and completed his Bachelor's degree at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences.

At the ECDC, he is responsible for designing and implementing software solutions that support the organization's mission to prevent and control the spread of infectious diseases. With his extensive experience in software development and architecture, he plays a vital role in enabling ECDC to deliver on its mandate.

With a focus on innovation, Caspar has developed cutting-edge solutions that leverage the latest technologies and software development methodologies. He is a champion of agile development practices and has successfully implemented agile approaches in large software development projects.

Caspar's background in software engineering, coupled with his expertise in solution architecture and agile methodologies, makes him a valuable asset to any organization looking to develop and implement software solutions. His passion for innovation and commitment to delivering results is evident in everything he does, making him a trusted partner and advisor to his clients.