Henry Evans

Henry entered the world of IT as a .NET Developer in 2010. Since then, he steadily moved up the career ladder, becoming a Team Lead, a Project Manager, and currently taking the position of Delivery Manager. With a solid background in software development and comprehensive experience in a wide range of IT fields, he takes an active role in writing for Velvetech’s blog and sharing his insights with readers.

While being involved in a spectrum of various technology projects, Henry supported organizations with software project management and risk assessment, software development, IT consulting, and strategic planning. His practical ideas and all-round expertise helped companies meet their business challenges and stand out from competitors. Willing to transmit his accumulated knowledge, Henry unveils the benefits of certain technologies and development processes in the context of different business goals.

With multi-faceted projects implemented under his supervision, Henry built enterprise-level software solutions for the Healthcare, Insurance, and Fintech sectors. Secure, robust, and scalable applications developed in compliance with business requirements and industry-specific standards and regulations — the outcome he always strives for. Following the best practices in blockchain, IoT, and cloud computing adoption, he likes to reveal the most helpful of them in his posts.

He’s also been lucky enough to broaden his expertise by designing, supervising, and improving software engineering processes. Henry believes that the driving force of successful project implementation is keeping your service delivery in synchronization with customer demands and constantly searching for the most efficient ways to meet goals.

Outside his writing activities and professional projects, Henry enjoys spending time outdoors or having philosophical discussions with his friends. Always happy to quench his desire for intellectual conversations, the doors of Henry’s house are open for like-minded buddies. Besides that, you can catch him reading New York Times bestsellers and IT-related content or feeding his addiction to football.