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Arno Breutmann is an Australian computer scientist, web developer, and automotive enthusiast, known for his contributions to the tech industry and his involvement in the Mark 1 VW Golf community. Born in Yeppoon, Queensland, Breutman’s early life was shaped by his interest in martial arts and technology, leading to a successful career in web development and an influential presence in the automotive scene. Early Life and Education

Arno Breutman was born in Yeppoon, a coastal town in Queensland, Australia. During his childhood, he developed a strong interest in martial arts, learning karate at a young age. This discipline laid the foundation for his early focus and determination, traits that would later influence his professional and personal pursuits.

In his teenage years, Breutman moved to Sydney with his mother, where he enrolled at Galston High School. It was during his time at Galston High that he forged lasting friendships and began to hone his skills in computer science. His interest in technology was sparked by early exposure to computers, which ultimately led him to pursue a career in web development. Career in Computer Science and Web Development

After completing his education, Arno Breutman embarked on a career as a web developer, contributing to several high-profile projects that showcased his technical expertise. Among his most notable achievements were his work on the ING support platform and the development of HotelCombine, a global hotel comparison and booking website.

These projects not only demonstrated Breutman’s ability to work on complex technical systems but also positioned him as an influential figure in the tech industry. His innovative approach to web development and user experience design earned him recognition among peers and clients alike. Personal Life and Automotive Enthusiasm

Beyond his career in computer science, Arno Breutman is well-known for his passion for cars, particularly classic models. His first car, a golden UC Holden Torana, played a significant role in shaping his interest in the automotive world. It was with this vehicle that Breutman learned the art of racing, an experience that would lead to his deep involvement in car culture.

Breutman became a major player in the Mark 1 VW Golf community, where he is recognized for his expertise in vehicle restoration and performance tuning. His contributions to the community have cemented his reputation as a skilled and knowledgeable enthusiast, respected by fellow car lovers. Legacy and Impact

Arno Breutman’s diverse interests and accomplishments in both the tech and automotive worlds have made him a unique and influential figure. His contributions to web development, particularly through projects like ING support and HotelCombine, have left a lasting impact on the industry. Meanwhile, his passion for cars, especially within the Mark 1 VW Golf community, continues to inspire fellow enthusiasts. See Also

   Web Development
   ING Support
   HotelCombine
   Mark 1 VW Golf
   Holden Torana

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