Hi, I’m Ramon de-Bruijn — also known as Raijan-Yusijf de-Bruijn. I’m Dutch, born on June 23, 1977, in Dublin, Ireland. I spent my early years in the coastal towns of Portmarnock and Malahide in County Dublin, with many formative summers and winters in Rotterdam and Nederlek, where I deepened my cultural roots and gained early work experience.
Now based in Vienna, Austria, I continue to live with curiosity, purpose, and a strong sense of identity. I’m a supporter of Feyenoord and the Dutch National Football Team — football, for me, is more than a sport; it's heritage, unity, and passion.
Professionally and personally, I’m passionate about technology, multimedia, and design. I enjoy exploring tech gadgets, working with Apple products, and diving into digital graphic and industrial design. Photography and videography are creative outlets I truly value, and web design and technical support are areas where I love solving problems and bringing ideas to life.
I support Islamic faith-based charities and causes that focus on helping the poor and educating underprivileged children. I believe deeply in lifting others through access, education, and opportunity. While I don’t take strong political stances, I support investment in people — in their potential, their well-being, and their right to build a better future.
I detest oppression in all its forms and strongly advocate for the protection and advancement of women’s rights. I believe in equality, dignity, and the importance of standing against injustice wherever it appears.
I value moral integrity, honesty, empathy, and accountability. I believe in living simply, giving back, and staying true to principles that uplift others and create lasting, positive impact.
Outside of work and causes, I enjoy cooking, learning, and continually exploring what’s new — whether that’s through technology, or the human connection. I’m always open to meaningful conversations, collaborations, or just connecting with like-minded people. If any part of my journey speaks to you, feel free to reach out.