Oliver Carr

Technical Lead at Nationale-Nederlanden
Summary
Oliver Carr is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in software development, spanning over 20 years. His versatile leadership skills have been honed in various industries, where he has held roles such as software engineer, scrum master, technical lead, solution architect, and lead architect.
Throughout his career, Oliver has worked with a diverse range of technologies, from older legacy solutions like Fortran and Java with Service Orientated Architectures to modern architectures involving microservices and data-intensive computation. He excels in collaborating with other architects and technical teams, providing guidance and coaching as needed.
Oliver's passion lies in working collaboratively with both teams and business stakeholders to design and develop digital platforms that facilitate the delivery of exceptional digital products to end users. His expertise includes solution architecture, enterprise architecture, engineering leadership, and project delivery.
In terms of education, Oliver pursued Honours Pure Mathematics and Pure Mathematics at the University of Adelaide. He also studied Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computer Science at the same institution. His academic journey includes studies at Ballarat Grammar and University High School in Melbourne.
Oliver has contributed his talents to several notable organizations, holding key positions such as Lead Architect and Engineering Lead at Shell, Owner and Principal Consultant at Integrals, Technical Lead at Nationale-Nederlanden, Lead Backend Developer and Fractional CTO at Airchip Event Technology, and Lead Developer / Coach at Code Nomads, among others.
His professional journey includes roles such as Backend Developer at VEON, Consultant at Luminis, Senior Java Developer at Blue4IT, JBoss Middleware Consultant at Red Hat, Java Consultant at Qualogy, Software Developer at TomTom, Software Engineer at Various Startups, Professional Officer at Defence Science and Technology Organisation, and Research Assistant at University of Adelaide.