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Nick Lewis
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2014 - 2015
freelance
UI Consultant
Gladstone MRM.
One of Gladstone's web products called "Connect" was developed quite a few years ago in the Microsoft stack, a combination of .NET and Web Forms and for some time it has been used by many of their customers.
Connect is an application that is made available via login to leisure club members, so that they can book slots for the sports that they participate in. It allows them to pay for their bookings online and helps them manage their activities.
Recently one of Gladstone's key clients commented on that it doesn't work well when viewed on mobile devices. They realised that this is something that would need to be addressed but they didn't have the resources in-house to develop such a solution.
This is where I have come in to transform the product into one which does work on mobile devices without sacrificing any of it's current functionality on the desktop. Primarily my task has been to update it's UI by mixing in Bootstrap 3 functionality so that the website can now be used on mobile. A very challenging project bearing in mind that the decision was taken not to re-develop the product from the ground up but to modify the current code-base.
Summary of skills used
* Tortoise SVN
* Bootstrap 3
* JQuery
* LESS/CSS
* HTML5
* C#
* RWD
AA (AA Digital)
Connect is an application that is made available via login to leisure club members, so that they can book slots for the sports that they participate in. It allows them to pay for their bookings online and helps them manage their activities.
Recently one of Gladstone's key clients commented on that it doesn't work well when viewed on mobile devices. They realised that this is something that would need to be addressed but they didn't have the resources in-house to develop such a solution.
This is where I have come in to transform the product into one which does work on mobile devices without sacrificing any of it's current functionality on the desktop. Primarily my task has been to update it's UI by mixing in Bootstrap 3 functionality so that the website can now be used on mobile. A very challenging project bearing in mind that the decision was taken not to re-develop the product from the ground up but to modify the current code-base.
Summary of skills used
* Tortoise SVN
* Bootstrap 3
* JQuery
* LESS/CSS
* HTML5
* C#
* RWD
AA (AA Digital)
Css, Html5, Jquery, Bootstrap, UI, C, SoMe, Less, Website, Net, It, Web, Online, SVN, UP
2014 - 2014
job
AngularJS Developer
unknown.
When I started with the AA they were just adopting the Agile methodology but weren't using Jira at first, this was introduced in the first couple of months of me being there. I had some experience of the practice previously so that helped me understand what they were going through. It takes time to get used to it, a big change for any company to undertake. So it was interesting being involved in this transition and seeing the benefits of daily scrums taking shape and how the team could see the benefits from the very start.
The first project I was involved with there had only just begun, "Windscreens" was both a mobile and desktop web app (almost responsive) with a clean and easy to follow journey based around allowing you to select which piece of glass had been damaged, the size of the damage and then your details. This results in your details being relayed on to a call centre who would then call you and confirm when a patrol would be able to visit you and carry out the repair.
You can see it in action via https://www.theaa.com/windscreen/
I then worked briefly on "mobile road" an existing app, to help with the work that needed doing for the AA's summer campaign, codenamed "Olivia". Part of this project included the offer of 15 months for the price of 12. This required some extra data plus logic being added so that in the future such offers could be more readily added in less time. Some HTML needed editing around these new deals in order to make sure the right message was begin conveyed in the user journey.
Finally I worked on their "Home Membership" project, part of the AA's diversification into other markets and the services they offer for boiler repair and breakdown cover in the event of your heating system breaking down at home. This time around, I was the only JS developer working on it and also helped the two HTML/CSS/SASS Designers get to grips with Grunt, Git, Jenkins and so on. Our Scrum Master was often asking me about the technicalities,simply because he was really interested in how it all works. I enjoyed doing that as much as writing the code and this was commented on by the team and the management alike. So left a good impression on those people and I was commended for doing so.
This project was entirely responsive and it's architecture different to the Windscreen project I had worked on previously. It was completed just before my 6 month contract came to an end.
Summary of skills used for all of the work I did with the AA
* Git - git extensions, Bash
* Jenkins/Gerrit
* AngularJS for all 3 of the projects I worked on
* RESTful Ajax requests
* Node and NPM
* Grunt, Maven, Karma/Jasmine Unit Testing
The first project I was involved with there had only just begun, "Windscreens" was both a mobile and desktop web app (almost responsive) with a clean and easy to follow journey based around allowing you to select which piece of glass had been damaged, the size of the damage and then your details. This results in your details being relayed on to a call centre who would then call you and confirm when a patrol would be able to visit you and carry out the repair.
You can see it in action via https://www.theaa.com/windscreen/
I then worked briefly on "mobile road" an existing app, to help with the work that needed doing for the AA's summer campaign, codenamed "Olivia". Part of this project included the offer of 15 months for the price of 12. This required some extra data plus logic being added so that in the future such offers could be more readily added in less time. Some HTML needed editing around these new deals in order to make sure the right message was begin conveyed in the user journey.
Finally I worked on their "Home Membership" project, part of the AA's diversification into other markets and the services they offer for boiler repair and breakdown cover in the event of your heating system breaking down at home. This time around, I was the only JS developer working on it and also helped the two HTML/CSS/SASS Designers get to grips with Grunt, Git, Jenkins and so on. Our Scrum Master was often asking me about the technicalities,simply because he was really interested in how it all works. I enjoyed doing that as much as writing the code and this was commented on by the team and the management alike. So left a good impression on those people and I was commended for doing so.
This project was entirely responsive and it's architecture different to the Windscreen project I had worked on previously. It was completed just before my 6 month contract came to an end.
Summary of skills used for all of the work I did with the AA
* Git - git extensions, Bash
* Jenkins/Gerrit
* AngularJS for all 3 of the projects I worked on
* RESTful Ajax requests
* Node and NPM
* Grunt, Maven, Karma/Jasmine Unit Testing
Management, ME, Logic, Responsive, Campaign, App, Web, Testing, Restful, Developer, It, Architecture, Less, Node, Bash, User journey, Css, Event, SoMe, AJAX, CSS/Sass, Agile, Sass, AngularJS, Jenkins, Scrum master, Jira, HTML/CSS/Javascript, Writing, Scrum, Git, Html
2014 - 2014
job
UI/UX Front End Developer, B&Q HQ, Hampshire
Tata Consultancy Services.
● Joined the team to work on the new Tradepoint website application
● Developing JQuery modules with the RequireJS framework, including features such as modals, predictive searches, expanding sections, accordions and a whole host of front end components
● Git repositories spanning multiple branches (the team I have been working with is huge)
● Working with TCS own staff both onshore and offshore to deliver solutions within often tight timescales
● Developing JQuery modules with the RequireJS framework, including features such as modals, predictive searches, expanding sections, accordions and a whole host of front end components
● Git repositories spanning multiple branches (the team I have been working with is huge)
● Working with TCS own staff both onshore and offshore to deliver solutions within often tight timescales
Jquery, Git, UX, UI, Website, Offshore, Developer, Framework
2013 - 2013
job
Web Engineer
Estee Lauder.
● Working within the EMEA team who support all products for these regions in the World
● Worked on key brands including Clinique, Mac, Darphin, Origins and Smashbox
● Front-end development technologies HTML 4/5, CSS, JavaScript (Prototype) and back-end technologies Perl
● Worked with a team spanning the Globe
● Part of a team of around 8 people at the Fareham office
● Worked on key brands including Clinique, Mac, Darphin, Origins and Smashbox
● Front-end development technologies HTML 4/5, CSS, JavaScript (Prototype) and back-end technologies Perl
● Worked with a team spanning the Globe
● Part of a team of around 8 people at the Fareham office
Javascript, Css, Html, HTML/CSS/Javascript, Mac, Perl, Support, Development, Office, Web
2013 - 2013
job
Drupal Developer
UK Broadband.
● Worked with UKB to improve their Intranet that is built with Drupal 6 (PHP)
● Developed an Assets & Equipment list that reminds people to return equipment 5 days prior to them leaving the company. Also notifies people when their equipment is due for inspection
● Developed a staff appraisals module that controls the workflow of reviews as they pass through the system.
● Developed a new Processes module that ties in with Drupal's own CCK fields to make process documents easier to find than previously.
● Developed an Assets & Equipment list that reminds people to return equipment 5 days prior to them leaving the company. Also notifies people when their equipment is due for inspection
● Developed a staff appraisals module that controls the workflow of reviews as they pass through the system.
● Developed a new Processes module that ties in with Drupal's own CCK fields to make process documents easier to find than previously.
Php, Drupal, Workflow, Developer, Processes
2013 - 2013
job
Front End Developer
Huntsworth Health Ltd.
● Nitrogen are an internal agency for HH and specialise in building interactive HTML5 based applications for iPad presentations. These presentations are typically used by Salespeople to market pharmaceutical products to their clients.
● Nitrogen work on the basis of using Salesforce on the iPads to which the HTML5 applications are synced. This makes it easy for them to pick up their iPads at the start of each day, sync them with the main server and have all of their presentations ready for the day ahead.
● I worked on the Italian version of a presentation for a drug called "Resolor". It comprised of 16 slides (or HTML pages in reality) which the user can swipe between on the tablet. The slides all vary, some with animation.
● Key skills used were HTML5, CSS3, Javascript (jQuery and it's animation capabilities)
● The sort of animations we used would for example display a bullet list, one item at a time, with a 2 second delay in between each and all items would fade into the page.
● Many of the animations are interactive, making it possible for the presenter to talk about the product, tap an area on the screen to reveal more of the page etc.
● Nitrogen work on the basis of using Salesforce on the iPads to which the HTML5 applications are synced. This makes it easy for them to pick up their iPads at the start of each day, sync them with the main server and have all of their presentations ready for the day ahead.
● I worked on the Italian version of a presentation for a drug called "Resolor". It comprised of 16 slides (or HTML pages in reality) which the user can swipe between on the tablet. The slides all vary, some with animation.
● Key skills used were HTML5, CSS3, Javascript (jQuery and it's animation capabilities)
● The sort of animations we used would for example display a bullet list, one item at a time, with a 2 second delay in between each and all items would fade into the page.
● Many of the animations are interactive, making it possible for the presenter to talk about the product, tap an area on the screen to reveal more of the page etc.
Javascript, Html, Html5, Jquery, Css3, Animation, HTML/CSS/Javascript, Salesforce, SoMe, Pharmaceutical, It, Developer, Server, UP
2013 - 2013
job
Senior Web Developer
Avvio Ltd.
● Learnt more about Backbone here and was a great opportunity to get to know this excellent Javascript framework better and become comfortable with it
● Worked on a front end javascript project for Sky's internal branding, you can see this at http://10reasons.sky.com
● The project makes use of HTML5 video with fallback options to Flash courtesy of the MediaElementJs library.
● Application optimised to work on PC, Mac and their various browsers and optimised also for use on tablet devices with the addition of touch interactions
● The final project I worked on with Avvio was for a British Gas email marketing campaign. This incorporated Microsoft MVC3 for production of a microsite and Mailchimp for the email side.
● Worked on a front end javascript project for Sky's internal branding, you can see this at http://10reasons.sky.com
● The project makes use of HTML5 video with fallback options to Flash courtesy of the MediaElementJs library.
● Application optimised to work on PC, Mac and their various browsers and optimised also for use on tablet devices with the addition of touch interactions
● The final project I worked on with Avvio was for a British Gas email marketing campaign. This incorporated Microsoft MVC3 for production of a microsite and Mailchimp for the email side.
It, Framework, PC, Production, Backbone, Campaign, Http, Web, Developer, Javascript, Flash, Mac, Mailchimp, Email marketing, Video, Branding, Html5, Marketing
2011 - 2012
job
Web Developer
Rubicon Software Ltd.
● I worked on one massive project for Rubicon during the year I worked for them. This project was for a company called Segen, who are a large Solar technology wholesaler based in Aldershot Hampshire
○ The project started life as a Classic ASP site that had been written mostly by the CEO of Segen and another person. He had called upon Rubicon for their help as his business started to take off and naturally his skills were required in steering his business from success to success, making massive profits to the tune of multi-millions.
○ Just before I joined them, Rubicon had taken on a team in Delhi, who were tasked with re-writing the ASP code in a more modern technology, Microsoft MVC3.
○ I joined them at this crossover stage having knowledge of ASP from some years back and being au-fait with C#, SQL, ASP.NET, HTML, CSS and Javascript. I had at this point very little MVC experience other than some personal projects I had worked on. Rubicon weren't concerned about that, as they had never touched upon MVC at all. So this was a golden opportunity to really learn MVC properly in a commercial large-scale project.
○ My day-to-day work initially was to support the old system and to get a beta test environment up and running for the new technology. The code being fresh out of Delhi! We had set some Segen staff up with the UAT/Beta test process, to get feedback and bug reports. During this time, I spent time on and off site, talking to the people at Segen about their needs and feeding it back to Rubicon. So put my consultancy skills to use there.
○ Half-way through the first 6 months, just as Christmas was upon us, Segen gave us the go ahead to drop the old system and bring in the new! This was a bit of a surprise, as we weren't really planning to do so until the New Year begun.
○ We ended up splitting the work between India, myself and one other person in the UK, given the time difference between here and there. We worked on the higher priority fixes and modifications in England and the longer term jobs were issued to India. They would then check changes back into SVN (Tortoise SVN), I would build the test server, we would test and then iterate.
○ I also doubled up as customer liaison support engineer, helping them analyse their problems, working out solutions. I would then take on some for myself and delegate others to India.
○ The main Portal site occupied the majority of my time and through that I got involved with MVC3, C#, HTML5, CSS3, SQL, TDD, Teamcity and supported the
○ server/environment configuration too working with IIS 7.5, using it's publishing facilities to push over changes made. We also made extensive use of SVN with this project, critical for such a big international team.
○ Not quite so intense, was the work we did on their sales website which you can view at http://www.segen.co.uk and this had been developed externally in MVC2
MB Interactive, St Albans, Hertfordshire
Web Developer (Contract 3 months fixed)
May 2011 till end of July 2011
● C# 3.5/4.0, ASP.NET SQL, 2000/2008 R2, Microsoft Azure, Photoshop, CSS3, HTML
● I have been working with a few projects including:
○ ClickSafe Developers Hub
○ St Albans Wood Recycling Centre - http://www.stalbanswoodrecycling.org.uk/
○ FFEI Life Sciences
○ FFEI Engineers Portal
○ Mapac Admin for the Mapac website - http://mapac.com/
● For each of the above projects I was given a set of PSD files that had been created by MB's in-house designer and sliced them up in Photoshop. I then created the HTML templates making use of CSS3 to apply styling and layout to the pages based on a 960 grid system. I was also responsible for developing code at all levels to breathe functionality into the sites.
● FFEI Life Sciences has it's own basic CMS that I developed from the ground up. I also made use of some advanced CSS3 features to make photos elipsical
● Both FFEI engineers portal and Mapac admin are back-end systems for two very different businesses.
● FFEI enables engineers for FFEI to log installations that they have made and to keep track of training they have received
● Mapac Admin enables the staff at Mapac to add new school products to their online catalogue and bespoke school information for schools that have their own embroidered designs
○ The project started life as a Classic ASP site that had been written mostly by the CEO of Segen and another person. He had called upon Rubicon for their help as his business started to take off and naturally his skills were required in steering his business from success to success, making massive profits to the tune of multi-millions.
○ Just before I joined them, Rubicon had taken on a team in Delhi, who were tasked with re-writing the ASP code in a more modern technology, Microsoft MVC3.
○ I joined them at this crossover stage having knowledge of ASP from some years back and being au-fait with C#, SQL, ASP.NET, HTML, CSS and Javascript. I had at this point very little MVC experience other than some personal projects I had worked on. Rubicon weren't concerned about that, as they had never touched upon MVC at all. So this was a golden opportunity to really learn MVC properly in a commercial large-scale project.
○ My day-to-day work initially was to support the old system and to get a beta test environment up and running for the new technology. The code being fresh out of Delhi! We had set some Segen staff up with the UAT/Beta test process, to get feedback and bug reports. During this time, I spent time on and off site, talking to the people at Segen about their needs and feeding it back to Rubicon. So put my consultancy skills to use there.
○ Half-way through the first 6 months, just as Christmas was upon us, Segen gave us the go ahead to drop the old system and bring in the new! This was a bit of a surprise, as we weren't really planning to do so until the New Year begun.
○ We ended up splitting the work between India, myself and one other person in the UK, given the time difference between here and there. We worked on the higher priority fixes and modifications in England and the longer term jobs were issued to India. They would then check changes back into SVN (Tortoise SVN), I would build the test server, we would test and then iterate.
○ I also doubled up as customer liaison support engineer, helping them analyse their problems, working out solutions. I would then take on some for myself and delegate others to India.
○ The main Portal site occupied the majority of my time and through that I got involved with MVC3, C#, HTML5, CSS3, SQL, TDD, Teamcity and supported the
○ server/environment configuration too working with IIS 7.5, using it's publishing facilities to push over changes made. We also made extensive use of SVN with this project, critical for such a big international team.
○ Not quite so intense, was the work we did on their sales website which you can view at http://www.segen.co.uk and this had been developed externally in MVC2
MB Interactive, St Albans, Hertfordshire
Web Developer (Contract 3 months fixed)
May 2011 till end of July 2011
● C# 3.5/4.0, ASP.NET SQL, 2000/2008 R2, Microsoft Azure, Photoshop, CSS3, HTML
● I have been working with a few projects including:
○ ClickSafe Developers Hub
○ St Albans Wood Recycling Centre - http://www.stalbanswoodrecycling.org.uk/
○ FFEI Life Sciences
○ FFEI Engineers Portal
○ Mapac Admin for the Mapac website - http://mapac.com/
● For each of the above projects I was given a set of PSD files that had been created by MB's in-house designer and sliced them up in Photoshop. I then created the HTML templates making use of CSS3 to apply styling and layout to the pages based on a 960 grid system. I was also responsible for developing code at all levels to breathe functionality into the sites.
● FFEI Life Sciences has it's own basic CMS that I developed from the ground up. I also made use of some advanced CSS3 features to make photos elipsical
● Both FFEI engineers portal and Mapac admin are back-end systems for two very different businesses.
● FFEI enables engineers for FFEI to log installations that they have made and to keep track of training they have received
● Mapac Admin enables the staff at Mapac to add new school products to their online catalogue and bespoke school information for schools that have their own embroidered designs
Web, Technology, Website, TDD, IIS, Net, It, Developer, Support, Ceo, Teamcity, Test, International, Server, Http, Online, SVN, PSD, Go, Portal, UP, Basic, CMS, Css, Html, Html5, Sql, Layout, .Net, Css3, Writing, HTML/CSS/Javascript, ASP.NET, Javascript, Azure, Training, Microsoft azure, C, Styling, SoMe, ASP, MVC, Sales
2012 - 2012
job
Senior Web Developer
Water Ltd.
- Christmas 2012
● Development of a next-generation web app for the water industry that helps monitor the flow of water through pipelines. The aim being to eliminate leakage and thus reduce waste and costs to the industry.
● Developed a front-end UI system entirely with Javascript
● Got to learn NodeJS (server) and KnockoutJS (MVVM client framework)
● Extensive work with HTML5 and some CSS
● Worked within an Agile environment, attended daily Scrum meetings
● Worked with Mike Williams who I originally worked with at MBA Systems some 10 years prior
● RavenDB (NoSQL) to sync and store JSON data to the server via a RESTful API
● Worked with both Windows 7 and Mint (Debian/Ubuntu) Linux on a VMWare virtual machine
● Mercurial SVN
● Rabbit MQ
● TDD Mocha testing (javascript unit testing framework)
● NPM for NodeJS
● jQuery libraries worked with: HighchartsJS, jQuery Sparklines, JQuery viewport
● Joined late in the project lifecycle to replace another contractor who had moved on. I had a steep learning curve to conquer but I did it and learnt a huge amount.
Obergine (Digital Agency), Oxford
Drupal 7 Developer
September 24th 2012 (2 weeks)
● Development of Drupal 7 website for the "Mathematical, Physics and Life Sciences" department of Oxford University
● Worked from PNG files created by designers to create a responsive Drupal theme working on tablets and mobile phones besides the traditional desktop web site
● Provided some Drupal training for staff at Obergine
● Worked partially from home and on site
● Developed using Views, Templates, PHP and JQuery
Keely Catt School of Dance
Drupal website development
Ongoing
● Keely is a very successful dance school teacher and local business woman
● We built and maintain 3 sites for her
● http://www.keelycattschoolofdance.co.uk
● http://www.remainnameless.co.uk and http://www.fusiondanceacademies.co.uk are under development due for release soon
● We maintain a multi-site server environment on a remote Linux server for these sites plus others including http://www.nicklewis.co.uk for example
● We provide training to the staff at the dance school to add content to their sites via Drupal
● Development of a next-generation web app for the water industry that helps monitor the flow of water through pipelines. The aim being to eliminate leakage and thus reduce waste and costs to the industry.
● Developed a front-end UI system entirely with Javascript
● Got to learn NodeJS (server) and KnockoutJS (MVVM client framework)
● Extensive work with HTML5 and some CSS
● Worked within an Agile environment, attended daily Scrum meetings
● Worked with Mike Williams who I originally worked with at MBA Systems some 10 years prior
● RavenDB (NoSQL) to sync and store JSON data to the server via a RESTful API
● Worked with both Windows 7 and Mint (Debian/Ubuntu) Linux on a VMWare virtual machine
● Mercurial SVN
● Rabbit MQ
● TDD Mocha testing (javascript unit testing framework)
● NPM for NodeJS
● jQuery libraries worked with: HighchartsJS, jQuery Sparklines, JQuery viewport
● Joined late in the project lifecycle to replace another contractor who had moved on. I had a steep learning curve to conquer but I did it and learnt a huge amount.
Obergine (Digital Agency), Oxford
Drupal 7 Developer
September 24th 2012 (2 weeks)
● Development of Drupal 7 website for the "Mathematical, Physics and Life Sciences" department of Oxford University
● Worked from PNG files created by designers to create a responsive Drupal theme working on tablets and mobile phones besides the traditional desktop web site
● Provided some Drupal training for staff at Obergine
● Worked partially from home and on site
● Developed using Views, Templates, PHP and JQuery
Keely Catt School of Dance
Drupal website development
Ongoing
● Keely is a very successful dance school teacher and local business woman
● We built and maintain 3 sites for her
● http://www.keelycattschoolofdance.co.uk
● http://www.remainnameless.co.uk and http://www.fusiondanceacademies.co.uk are under development due for release soon
● We maintain a multi-site server environment on a remote Linux server for these sites plus others including http://www.nicklewis.co.uk for example
● We provide training to the staff at the dance school to add content to their sites via Drupal
Development, Website, TDD, Ubuntu, It, Developer, KnockoutJs, Restful, MVVM, Testing, Content, Debian, Web, Server, App, Http, Responsive, SVN, Framework, Mercurial, Agile, Css, Html5, Php, Jquery, API, Linux, Scrum, JSON, Training, Javascript, VMware, NodeJS, UI, SoMe, Linux server, Drupal, NoSQL, Windows
2011 - 2011
freelance
.NET Developer (freelance/contract)
Index eBusiness.
● Working with a .NET CMS Framework called mojoPortal
● Created a Store Locator for Millies Cookies website
● This was followed by building an online job vancies application module for a Pharmaceutical Recruitment agency called Cranleigh Pharmaceuticals
● Created a Store Locator for Millies Cookies website
● This was followed by building an online job vancies application module for a Pharmaceutical Recruitment agency called Cranleigh Pharmaceuticals
CMS, Website, Pharmaceutical, Recruitment, Net, Developer, Online, Framework
2010 - 2011
temp
Web Developer
Transport for London.
● My role at TFL has been primarily to support their Service Delivery Unit (SDU) a team within their General New Media department
● Day-to-day support of Transport for London's Stakeholders and http://www.tfl.gov.uk
● Main skills used ASP.NET, C#, SQL, Javascript, XML/XSLT
● New skills gained through plenty of exposure to JQuery, Google Search Appliance, Mondosearch, RedDot CMS, TDD, MVC 2, Google maps and Ordnance Survey OpenSpace technologies
● Notable projects have been - Barclays Cycle Hire, River services timetables and most recently the "Developers Area" opening up data to the developer community around London
● Day-to-day support of Transport for London's Stakeholders and http://www.tfl.gov.uk
● Main skills used ASP.NET, C#, SQL, Javascript, XML/XSLT
● New skills gained through plenty of exposure to JQuery, Google Search Appliance, Mondosearch, RedDot CMS, TDD, MVC 2, Google maps and Ordnance Survey OpenSpace technologies
● Notable projects have been - Barclays Cycle Hire, River services timetables and most recently the "Developers Area" opening up data to the developer community around London
XSLT, UP, Service Delivery, Search, Http, Google, Web, Community, Google maps, Support, Developer, Net, Javascript, TDD, Service, MVC, ASP, C, XML, CMS, ASP.NET, .Net, Jquery, Sql
2004 - 2010
temp
Developer
Unified Solutions Ltd.
● ASP.NET/C#/Immediacy
○ Content Management Systems - Immediacy - Have worked with both the older classic ASP version and more so with the latest .NET based product using both C# and VB.NET in fairly equal measure.
○ Classic ASP, .NET (C#, ASP.NET and VB.NET), SQL 2000 and recently moving over to SQL 2005
○ Various clients - Bedford College, Royal Statistical Society, Dorset Police, INET, Blyth Valley District Council and others in the Public Sector.
○ Switched from contracting to permanent in 2005 and since then have worked on a multitude of projects
○ Often also use Photoshop CS2 to work on PSD to XHTML slicing of files supplied by design agencies
○ Content Management Systems - Immediacy - Have worked with both the older classic ASP version and more so with the latest .NET based product using both C# and VB.NET in fairly equal measure.
○ Classic ASP, .NET (C#, ASP.NET and VB.NET), SQL 2000 and recently moving over to SQL 2005
○ Various clients - Bedford College, Royal Statistical Society, Dorset Police, INET, Blyth Valley District Council and others in the Public Sector.
○ Switched from contracting to permanent in 2005 and since then have worked on a multitude of projects
○ Often also use Photoshop CS2 to work on PSD to XHTML slicing of files supplied by design agencies
Design, Sql, .Net, ASP.NET, Content Management, C, ASP, Vb.net, Management, Content, Net, Developer, Public sector, Vb, PSD
2004 - 2004
freelance
Developer (Freelance Project)
Circle Creative Ltd.
- 1 week
● Dreamweaver ASP Developer
○ Provided integration between one of their client's sites and Worldpay together with a back-end audit for orders placed.
○ This was a short project! Only lasted 1 week but I decided it would be worth doing in order to fill the gap between UTL and whatever I do next.
● Dreamweaver ASP Developer
○ Provided integration between one of their client's sites and Worldpay together with a back-end audit for orders placed.
○ This was a short project! Only lasted 1 week but I decided it would be worth doing in order to fill the gap between UTL and whatever I do next.
Audit, ASP, Integration, It, Developer, Audit
2004 - 2004
temp
Developer (Contract)
UTL Ltd.
● C#/ASP.NET Developer
○ Immediacy (CMS)- This is where I first "met" the product
○ Developed a new website for the Commonwealth Small States using .NET and Immediacy.
○ Immediacy (CMS)- This is where I first "met" the product
○ Developed a new website for the Commonwealth Small States using .NET and Immediacy.
.Net, ASP.NET, CMS, C, ASP, Website, Net, Developer
2003 - 2004
temp
Developer (Contract)
Zurich Financial Services.
● Support developer
○ Looking after systems (second line support) for Zurich's clients and internal business.
○ Clients include Bristol & West and Bradford & Bingley.
● VC++ and ASP development
○ Working on everything from back-end to front-end using both ASP and C++
● XML and XSLT played an important role in the applications that I worked with at Zurich
● VC++ was used to create a component that communicates between mainframe and windows systems, using MQ Series as its transport protocol. This was later adapted to a Windows 2000 Service.
○ Looking after systems (second line support) for Zurich's clients and internal business.
○ Clients include Bristol & West and Bradford & Bingley.
● VC++ and ASP development
○ Working on everything from back-end to front-end using both ASP and C++
● XML and XSLT played an important role in the applications that I worked with at Zurich
● VC++ was used to create a component that communicates between mainframe and windows systems, using MQ Series as its transport protocol. This was later adapted to a Windows 2000 Service.
XML, C, ASP, Service, Windows, XSLT, Mainframe, Developer, Support, Development
2002 - 2003
temp
Web Developer (Contract)
EIS Instant Library.
● Intranet development
○ I have worked on a number of intranet projects that facilitate easy access to the SQL 2000 server.
○ Web versions of printed documents.
○ All of these projects have been developed using a combination of UltraDev, SQL 2000, Fireworks, ASP, VB/JavaScript and HTML
Permanent Roles
○ I have worked on a number of intranet projects that facilitate easy access to the SQL 2000 server.
○ Web versions of printed documents.
○ All of these projects have been developed using a combination of UltraDev, SQL 2000, Fireworks, ASP, VB/JavaScript and HTML
Permanent Roles
Javascript, Html, Sql, HTML/CSS/Javascript, ASP, Developer, Development, Web, Server, Vb
1999 - 2002
job
Software Engineer (Perm)
MBA Systems Ltd.
I joined the company in 1999 as a developer. I have worked on numerous projects for the company using a vast array of languages and tools. MBA are a financial solutions provider for a number of Stock Broker and Banking firms. Their main clients are Natwest, Abbey National, Gerrards, and Brewin Dolphin to name a few. I worked with a number of different people from project to project. Thanks to the fact that MBA always embrace cutting edge technology, I was able to work with the latest languages and tools. I gained a lot of new skills and experience from this plus I learnt a lot about the financial sector. You can find out more about MBA through their website http://www.mbasys.co.uk
Technology, Website, Banking, Developer, Software, Http
My education
Farnborough College of Technology
Hndhncorequivalent, Software Engineering
Hndhncorequivalent, Software Engineering
n/a
Secondary, Including Maths and English
Secondary, Including Maths and English
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