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Senior/Principal Front End Developer
Tom Maton
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Chelmsford, United Kingdom
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I'm offering
Lead Developer working across Mobile & Web Platforms delivering performant, responsive Web sites for global clients including:
Nike http://******.**, Nike Fuelband, Nike+ Training and multiple campaign sites)
Audi
Mont Blanc
Barclays
Barclaycard
Cadburys
BP
Castrol
Mini/BMW
Nivea
Just Eat
Hometree
Skills include:
- HTML5, Mobile first, Responsive Design
- CSS/CSS3/CSS Preprocessors (Less/Sass/Scss)
- JavaScript (ES6), Babel, NodeJS, Express, ReactJS/PolymerJS
- Facebook Messenger Platform (Chatbots)
- Grunt/Glup/Webpack
- Performance optimisations (CSS/JS)
- Experience with API/RESTful Services (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, YouTube, Amazon, Twilio, Keen.IO, SendGrid, ManDrill), Web Services
- BDD/TDD (Jasmine, Mocha)
- Maps (Google Maps, Google Maps Engine, Bing Maps)
- Firebase, MongoDB
- SEO
- Accessibility/Semantics
- Commerce, Payment Gateways (Paypal, Stripe)
- CMS Experience: Umbraco, CQ5, Contentful, Prismic & AEM
- GIT, Bitbucket (Stash)
- AWS tools (Alexa, API Gateway, Lambda,)
- Agile/SCRUM/Kanban
- Continuous Integration
- Tracking & A/B Testing (Optimizely, Google Tag Manager)
- NPM Packages
Limited Knowledge:
- Docker
- Growth Hacking
Nike http://******.**, Nike Fuelband, Nike+ Training and multiple campaign sites)
Audi
Mont Blanc
Barclays
Barclaycard
Cadburys
BP
Castrol
Mini/BMW
Nivea
Just Eat
Hometree
Skills include:
- HTML5, Mobile first, Responsive Design
- CSS/CSS3/CSS Preprocessors (Less/Sass/Scss)
- JavaScript (ES6), Babel, NodeJS, Express, ReactJS/PolymerJS
- Facebook Messenger Platform (Chatbots)
- Grunt/Glup/Webpack
- Performance optimisations (CSS/JS)
- Experience with API/RESTful Services (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, YouTube, Amazon, Twilio, Keen.IO, SendGrid, ManDrill), Web Services
- BDD/TDD (Jasmine, Mocha)
- Maps (Google Maps, Google Maps Engine, Bing Maps)
- Firebase, MongoDB
- SEO
- Accessibility/Semantics
- Commerce, Payment Gateways (Paypal, Stripe)
- CMS Experience: Umbraco, CQ5, Contentful, Prismic & AEM
- GIT, Bitbucket (Stash)
- AWS tools (Alexa, API Gateway, Lambda,)
- Agile/SCRUM/Kanban
- Continuous Integration
- Tracking & A/B Testing (Optimizely, Google Tag Manager)
- NPM Packages
Limited Knowledge:
- Docker
- Growth Hacking
Markets
United States
(Remote
only)
United Kingdom
France
(Remote
only)
Germany
(Remote
only)
Lithuania
(Remote
only)
Denmark
(Remote
only)
Norway
(Remote
only)
Sweden
(Remote
only)
Finland
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only)
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Language
English
Fluently
Ready for
Larger project
Ongoing relation / part-time
Full time contractor
Available
My experience
2018 - ?
job
Senior Web Developer
SOMO.
Global (Contract)
At SOMO, I've been working on two large automotive projects. AoA (Audi of America)
and cinch.co.uk. AoA I was part of a large team base in the UK and Charleston in building react plugins for the AEM (Enterprise CMS).
Cinch was a greenfield project built using ReactJS, Redux, Gatsby.js, Jest, Cypress and Prismic (CMS). I'm in a team of 15 (4 front end developers) building reusable
components with tests (Jest, Cypress) and ability to be viewed in Storybook as
agnostic components.
Technology stack: SASS, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), ES6, HTML5, Jest, Cypress
Testing, Google Tag Manager, Webpack, React JS, Redux, Redux-Form (Final Form),
Sparkpost, Storybook, Responsive development, Gatsby.js, Prismic CMS,
Performance engineering.
At SOMO, I've been working on two large automotive projects. AoA (Audi of America)
and cinch.co.uk. AoA I was part of a large team base in the UK and Charleston in building react plugins for the AEM (Enterprise CMS).
Cinch was a greenfield project built using ReactJS, Redux, Gatsby.js, Jest, Cypress and Prismic (CMS). I'm in a team of 15 (4 front end developers) building reusable
components with tests (Jest, Cypress) and ability to be viewed in Storybook as
agnostic components.
Technology stack: SASS, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), ES6, HTML5, Jest, Cypress
Testing, Google Tag Manager, Webpack, React JS, Redux, Redux-Form (Final Form),
Sparkpost, Storybook, Responsive development, Gatsby.js, Prismic CMS,
Performance engineering.
Technology, Manager, Enterprise, Responsive, Google, Web, Jest, Development, Testing, Developer, Engineering, Javascript, ES6, Webpack, Google tag manager, Redux, Sass, CMS, ReactJs, React, Css3, Html5
2018 - 2018
job
Senior Web UI Developer, Hometree
unknown.
(Contract)
Hometree is a start-up disrupting the £2.5b boiler industry by making the process of
choosing the right boiler for your property and installation using the latest technology to such as WhatsApp and Facetime for the installation survey so the installer has no
surprises when arriving. The work I've been doing is to build the online journey
customers users to help filter the best boiler for their homes and to book an
appointment for an online Survey, along with building the new Engineers App both of which use the latest technologies such as Polymer JS, ReactJS and Serverless
platform. The engineers platform was built in React which allocates jobs to engineers and provides all the required information needed to complete the job eg. Job spec,
video recordings of survey, order details etc. Additional parts of the work I took on was the upgrade of the Gulp builds, getting the build times from approx 30 secs to on
average 4-6 seconds and the POC of a Facebook chatbot.
Technology stack: SASS, Gulp, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), ES6, HTML5, Mocha
Testing, Google Tag Manager, Polymer JS, React JS, Serverless (AWS - Lambda, API Gateway), Mobile first, responsive design, Google Places/Geocoder, Performance
engineering.
Hometree is a start-up disrupting the £2.5b boiler industry by making the process of
choosing the right boiler for your property and installation using the latest technology to such as WhatsApp and Facetime for the installation survey so the installer has no
surprises when arriving. The work I've been doing is to build the online journey
customers users to help filter the best boiler for their homes and to book an
appointment for an online Survey, along with building the new Engineers App both of which use the latest technologies such as Polymer JS, ReactJS and Serverless
platform. The engineers platform was built in React which allocates jobs to engineers and provides all the required information needed to complete the job eg. Job spec,
video recordings of survey, order details etc. Additional parts of the work I took on was the upgrade of the Gulp builds, getting the build times from approx 30 secs to on
average 4-6 seconds and the POC of a Facebook chatbot.
Technology stack: SASS, Gulp, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), ES6, HTML5, Mocha
Testing, Google Tag Manager, Polymer JS, React JS, Serverless (AWS - Lambda, API Gateway), Mobile first, responsive design, Google Places/Geocoder, Performance
engineering.
Technology, Manager, UP, Online, Responsive, Lambda, Google, App, Web, Chatbot, Testing, Developer, Serverless, Gulp, Engineering, Javascript, ES6, Google tag manager, Responsive design, UI, Sass, Facebook, AWS, Video, API, ReactJs, React, Css3, Design, Html5
2017 - 2018
job
Senior Web UI Developer
Just Eat International.
Search (Contract)
At Just Eat I'm working on internationalising the search across all 14 countries. This
includes the integration of Google places to give more accurate results for users,
developing the resposonsive results page to the be UI practices to improve order rates and returned users. Also developing multiple A/B experiments in the Optimizely
platform to run tests to see if improvements to the UI can improve order rates and
CTR..
Technology stack: SASS, Gulp, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), ES6, HTML5, Jasmine Unit
Testing, .NET, Google Tag Manager, A/B Testing (Optimizely), API. Mobile first,
responsive design, Goolge Places/Geocoder, Performance engineering.
At Just Eat I'm working on internationalising the search across all 14 countries. This
includes the integration of Google places to give more accurate results for users,
developing the resposonsive results page to the be UI practices to improve order rates and returned users. Also developing multiple A/B experiments in the Optimizely
platform to run tests to see if improvements to the UI can improve order rates and
CTR..
Technology stack: SASS, Gulp, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), ES6, HTML5, Jasmine Unit
Testing, .NET, Google Tag Manager, A/B Testing (Optimizely), API. Mobile first,
responsive design, Goolge Places/Geocoder, Performance engineering.
Technology, Manager, Responsive, Google, Search, Web, Testing, Developer, Gulp, Engineering, Net, Javascript, ES6, Integration, Google tag manager, Responsive design, UI, Sass, API, Css3, Design, Html5
2016 - 2017
job
Senior Web/AEM Developer
Barclays.
(www.barclays.co.uk & www.barclays.co.uk/help (upgrade from CQ5 to AEM 6.1))
(Contract)
At Barclays I'm the lead front end developer for the AEM (Adobe Enterprise Management) CMS. Part of my duties are to develop new reusable templates,
components using Sightly across multiple sites along with custom dialogs and to train
developers in the new platform and to also advise on the best practices, not just for
AEM but for the front end development in general. This includes best practices such as
CSS and JavaScript, responsive web development and mobile first and performance.
As such the Design Language for Barclays has decreased from 540kb down to 12kb
gzipped, its more modular and extendible using the BEM's methodology.
Technology stack: SASS, Grunt, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), HTML5, Mobile first,
responsive design, AEM 6.1, BEM's, Agile, Scrum
(Contract)
At Barclays I'm the lead front end developer for the AEM (Adobe Enterprise Management) CMS. Part of my duties are to develop new reusable templates,
components using Sightly across multiple sites along with custom dialogs and to train
developers in the new platform and to also advise on the best practices, not just for
AEM but for the front end development in general. This includes best practices such as
CSS and JavaScript, responsive web development and mobile first and performance.
As such the Design Language for Barclays has decreased from 540kb down to 12kb
gzipped, its more modular and extendible using the BEM's methodology.
Technology stack: SASS, Grunt, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), HTML5, Mobile first,
responsive design, AEM 6.1, BEM's, Agile, Scrum
Responsive design, Enterprise, Responsive, Web, Development, Adobe, Developer, Technology, Management, Javascript, Sass, Agile, CMS, Scrum, Css3, Design, Html5, Css
2015 - 2016
job
Senior Web UI Developer, Just Eat
Sindelantal.mx.
(Contract)
At Just Eat I'm the lead front end developer and UI/UX designer for the redesign of the new mobile first responsive Sindelantal.mx website (recent acquisition by Just Eat in Mexico). The new website is to replace the existing m. and full (non-responsive) website to give customers the same great experience no matter the device used. The
development of the new website is both WAI-ARIA accessible and works with
JavaScriipt disabled. The integration of new API's rather than custom SQL statements
is being used to give consistency across all platforms and uses Twig templating to modularise each component for easy of reuse across the site. Additional tasks include
performance monitoring and improvements, SEO (Google Schema), conversion
tracking with suggestions to improve conversions.
Technology stack: SASS, Gulp, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), HTML5, Jasmine Unit
Testing, PHP, Twig, Google Tag Manager, A/B Testing, API. Mobile first, responsive
design.
At Just Eat I'm the lead front end developer and UI/UX designer for the redesign of the new mobile first responsive Sindelantal.mx website (recent acquisition by Just Eat in Mexico). The new website is to replace the existing m. and full (non-responsive) website to give customers the same great experience no matter the device used. The
development of the new website is both WAI-ARIA accessible and works with
JavaScriipt disabled. The integration of new API's rather than custom SQL statements
is being used to give consistency across all platforms and uses Twig templating to modularise each component for easy of reuse across the site. Additional tasks include
performance monitoring and improvements, SEO (Google Schema), conversion
tracking with suggestions to improve conversions.
Technology stack: SASS, Gulp, CSS3, JavaScript (Vanilla), HTML5, Jasmine Unit
Testing, PHP, Twig, Google Tag Manager, A/B Testing, API. Mobile first, responsive
design.
Website, Manager, Twig, Responsive, Redesign, Google, Web, Development, Testing, Monitoring, Developer, Gulp, Technology, Javascript, Integration, Google tag manager, UI, Sass, UX, API, Css3, Sql, Seo, Design, Php, Html5
2015 - 2015
job
Front End Developer, Tag
Tag.
Worldwide (Contract)
At Tag:Worldwide I've been part of the front end team working on their Tag:cmd
application, particularly Symphony. Symphony is built in backbone and allows
customers to raise tasks for their global teams to carry out on a day-to-day basis. My
daily tasks include the implementation of new components into the Symphony project,
optimisation (increase the apps current performance due to the ever increase of users) and bug fixing on the current live version of the application.
At Tag:Worldwide I've been part of the front end team working on their Tag:cmd
application, particularly Symphony. Symphony is built in backbone and allows
customers to raise tasks for their global teams to carry out on a day-to-day basis. My
daily tasks include the implementation of new components into the Symphony project,
optimisation (increase the apps current performance due to the ever increase of users) and bug fixing on the current live version of the application.
Optimization, Developer, Apps, Implementation, Backbone
2011 - 2015
job
Principal/Senior Web Developer
AKQA.
At AKQA, I've worked and/or lead the development teams on a number of high profile
projects, including in Nike.com (with many campaigns and apps for markets around the world), AudiUSA.com, Barclaycard.com, Castrol.com and a couple of others which
have yet to go live. On many of these projects I was also responsible for the code
quality, experience and technology used. Being one of a handful of Principal Web
Developer I was responsible for interviewing developers to ensure they met the AKQA's
high development standards.
Locations Worked: London, Portland, San Francisco, New York
SAMPLE PROJECTS:
● Mini https://www.mini.co.uk - Responsive website built in AEM6 with custom
components eg YouTube film selector connecting to the YouTube API.
● Barclays Help & Support https://www.help.barclays.co.uk/ - developed a
responsive website in CQ5 building custom CQ5 components with the consideration for non js and js and accesibility
● Castrol (http://www.castrol.com) responsive website developed in CQ5 using
the internal CQ5 .LESS compiler, building of custom CQ5 components eg.
multifield selectors, custom accordion, responsive gallery
● Mondelez (Cadbury's - http://unwrapjoy.cadbury.co.uk) development of small
campaign site to check if the codes in the sweet wraps have won a free prize
(no longer live).
● Nivea campaign (http://interngram.tumblr.com) - social campaign competition
using Instagram and Tumblr for interns to have the chance to work for AKQA & Nivea on their social campaigns across Europe. Campaign used Instagram for
users to take pictures or videos and hashtag them #Interngram which would pull into Tumblr where it will get moderated. The site is responsive using a stripped
down Bootstrap and image replacement for mobile.
● EDF - creating a html prototype for a new home energy monitor.
● BP (http://www.bp.com) a responsive website built in CQ5 using the CQ5 built
in .LESS compiler and creating custom CQ5 components for editors to use.
● Barclaycard (http://www.barclaycard.com) - a fully responsive website built in
CQ5. Development of the site included custom CQ5 components for editors to use, grunt, unit tests for JS and working with Software Engineers to build
custom Java models to get greater code coverage.
● Baume & Mercier (http://www.baume-et-mercier.co.uk/) This was a code review
of the responsiveness, speed, code quality of HTML5/CSS3/JS and reusability
of components in CQ5 for the Richemont group.
● We Run SF (https://werunsf.nikeapp.com/) Nike Women's Marathon (San Francisco), webapp, which is responsive. Tightly integrated with Facebook using
their latest Open Graph to customise stories to engage better with FB users.
Use of the iPhone's camera inside the webapp without the need to leave the site.
● Hypervenmon (http://hypervenom.nike.com/gb/en_gb) the latest from Nike in the development of their most technology advanced boot. Developed using
parallax and responsive design.
● Nike.com (http://www.nike.com) development of the new Nike.com (both front end and backend components) website built in CQ5 and supported in over 32
different locales and helping make the entire framework fully responsive.
- Nike - The Chance II/III
- Nike Womens
- Nike Football
● Nike Fuelband (no longer live) largest campaign Nike has done over the past
decade which went global, selling out of the FuelBand in a couple of days and having over 130k tweets with hashtag #makeitcount. Parts of the site developed
were also reused globally on large display boards around the world
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbMVAIRsO9g)
projects, including in Nike.com (with many campaigns and apps for markets around the world), AudiUSA.com, Barclaycard.com, Castrol.com and a couple of others which
have yet to go live. On many of these projects I was also responsible for the code
quality, experience and technology used. Being one of a handful of Principal Web
Developer I was responsible for interviewing developers to ensure they met the AKQA's
high development standards.
Locations Worked: London, Portland, San Francisco, New York
SAMPLE PROJECTS:
● Mini https://www.mini.co.uk - Responsive website built in AEM6 with custom
components eg YouTube film selector connecting to the YouTube API.
● Barclays Help & Support https://www.help.barclays.co.uk/ - developed a
responsive website in CQ5 building custom CQ5 components with the consideration for non js and js and accesibility
● Castrol (http://www.castrol.com) responsive website developed in CQ5 using
the internal CQ5 .LESS compiler, building of custom CQ5 components eg.
multifield selectors, custom accordion, responsive gallery
● Mondelez (Cadbury's - http://unwrapjoy.cadbury.co.uk) development of small
campaign site to check if the codes in the sweet wraps have won a free prize
(no longer live).
● Nivea campaign (http://interngram.tumblr.com) - social campaign competition
using Instagram and Tumblr for interns to have the chance to work for AKQA & Nivea on their social campaigns across Europe. Campaign used Instagram for
users to take pictures or videos and hashtag them #Interngram which would pull into Tumblr where it will get moderated. The site is responsive using a stripped
down Bootstrap and image replacement for mobile.
● EDF - creating a html prototype for a new home energy monitor.
● BP (http://www.bp.com) a responsive website built in CQ5 using the CQ5 built
in .LESS compiler and creating custom CQ5 components for editors to use.
● Barclaycard (http://www.barclaycard.com) - a fully responsive website built in
CQ5. Development of the site included custom CQ5 components for editors to use, grunt, unit tests for JS and working with Software Engineers to build
custom Java models to get greater code coverage.
● Baume & Mercier (http://www.baume-et-mercier.co.uk/) This was a code review
of the responsiveness, speed, code quality of HTML5/CSS3/JS and reusability
of components in CQ5 for the Richemont group.
● We Run SF (https://werunsf.nikeapp.com/) Nike Women's Marathon (San Francisco), webapp, which is responsive. Tightly integrated with Facebook using
their latest Open Graph to customise stories to engage better with FB users.
Use of the iPhone's camera inside the webapp without the need to leave the site.
● Hypervenmon (http://hypervenom.nike.com/gb/en_gb) the latest from Nike in the development of their most technology advanced boot. Developed using
parallax and responsive design.
● Nike.com (http://www.nike.com) development of the new Nike.com (both front end and backend components) website built in CQ5 and supported in over 32
different locales and helping make the entire framework fully responsive.
- Nike - The Chance II/III
- Nike Womens
- Nike Football
● Nike Fuelband (no longer live) largest campaign Nike has done over the past
decade which went global, selling out of the FuelBand in a couple of days and having over 130k tweets with hashtag #makeitcount. Parts of the site developed
were also reused globally on large display boards around the world
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbMVAIRsO9g)
SAN, Apps, Support, Development, Software, Web, Campaign, Responsive, Http, Developer, Energy, Energy, Framework, Backend, Tweets, Marathon, Go, Social, Instagram, Html, Design, Java, Backend, Css3, API, HTML/CSS/Javascript, Bootstrap, Html5, Facebook, Responsive design, Movie, Less, Youtube, Website, Technology, It
2008 - 2011
job
Senior Developer & Development Team Leader
Precedent.
As a senior developer & development team leader I undertook various .NET projects
while assisting and mentoring junior developers and ensuring other developers in the team were scheduled in for work and sticking to the project schedules. I was also
responsible for setting developers yearly objectives to help them progress with their
skills and within the company.
SAMPLE PROJECTS:
● Museum of London kiosk sites and the development for the new website.
● Crimestopppers
● www.sfo.gov.uk - built in Umbraco and jQuery
● www.aciworldwide.com - built in Sitecore.
while assisting and mentoring junior developers and ensuring other developers in the team were scheduled in for work and sticking to the project schedules. I was also
responsible for setting developers yearly objectives to help them progress with their
skills and within the company.
SAMPLE PROJECTS:
● Museum of London kiosk sites and the development for the new website.
● Crimestopppers
● www.sfo.gov.uk - built in Umbraco and jQuery
● www.aciworldwide.com - built in Sitecore.
Jquery, Mentoring, Umbraco, Sitecore, Website, Net, Developer, Development, Senior Developer
2004 - 2008
job
Application Developer, FSI
unknown.
FSI develop Facilities Management applications for both Desktop and Web for
companies all around the world. Responsibilities and achievements:
● Managed and developed FSI's standard web based application to build a solid
foundation for all clients using the web-based system.
● Developed a complete web based Travel Services system for The Bank of England
so all travel booked is logged and costs of the travel are authorised so no
overspending on department budgets are allowed.
● International Task Management and Job Sign Off system developed for ABB
International/Exxon Mobil for contractors to sign in and complete jobs and timesheets and for Service Stations to log problems via the web.
companies all around the world. Responsibilities and achievements:
● Managed and developed FSI's standard web based application to build a solid
foundation for all clients using the web-based system.
● Developed a complete web based Travel Services system for The Bank of England
so all travel booked is logged and costs of the travel are authorised so no
overspending on department budgets are allowed.
● International Task Management and Job Sign Off system developed for ABB
International/Exxon Mobil for contractors to sign in and complete jobs and timesheets and for Service Stations to log problems via the web.
Management, Service, Developer, SOLID, Web, International, Task management
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