My Work at Capgemini

• Updated: 20 April 2026
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At Capgemini, I work on legacy Java backends and modern Angular frontends. My role spans bug fixing, feature development, DevOps, and security, blending stability with innovation in a collaborative agile team.

In my current role, I work extensively with a legacy Java codebase that powers key internal applications, alongside newer Angular frontends. This involves maintaining and improving a complex legacy backend while enhancing security and user experience through modern Angular interfaces.

Day-to-day, I handle bug or security fixes, incremental refactoring, and new feature development. On the frontend, I contribute to Angular apps like Kaldetavle and Ankomstander, other internal products used daily by hospital staff, as well as MineAftaler - a publicly available hybrid web/native app built with Ionic Capacitor.

I’m part of a small agile scrum team (3–7 developers plus a tester), working iteratively from planning to production, in collaboration with solution architects & domain experts. I also spend significant time triaging bugs—reproducing issues from sometimes vague user-reports, providing temporary workarounds, and delivering fixes based on severity and timelines.

Alongside development, I’ve gained experience with DevOps workflows, including virtualisation, CI/CD pipelines, legacy jBoss and modern Kubernetes deployments, both on-prem and in the cloud. Capgemini has also enabled me to attend a course that cemented my foundational understanding of application security (CEH), as well as earning my OCP Java 11 certification, strengthening my Java expertise and enterprise development skills.

This role has offered a balanced mix of legacy maintenance, frontend innovation, application security and DevOps exposure—all within a collaborative, agile environment.

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