Andy Hassall is a Devops Architect at Aveva. He possess expertise in integration, software development, software project management, sdlc, solution architecture and 14 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I worked with Andy for some time, most recently as his line manager for three years. Andy was already an established web developer, quietly responsible for all the useful stuff on our corporate network. In our innovation group, I soon realised that he could turn his hand to pretty much any new technology and quickly showcase its features clearly and effectively, from Android and iOS apps to integrations with smart meters. He brought a genuine personal interest in emerging technologies to the table. Notably, his insight and understanding of the emerging smart meter market resulted in a series of compelling and high impact projects that were always in high demand across the organisation. A nice guy and an absolute pleasure to work with." and "This is actually a recommendation for Andy's work at NetCracker and both his roles at Convergys. Andy was, quite simply, the bloke who would solve your technical problems. He was the one that the supposed technical gurus would turn to when they were stuck or broke things. Patiently and kindly he'd sort you out, while also doing his day job of web wizardry, clever mobile stuff or whatever else management had thrown his way. The review automation tool he wrote as tools analyst was the first web 2.0 tool I used before I'd even heard of the term, and underpinned the quality of a global development organisation. There were many times when an email would arrive from him saying "I had such and such problem, so I knocked up this web page / report / etc, and you might find it useful." You most definitely found it useful, as it helped you cope with problems in things like timesheets or holiday bookings - Andy just smoothed out the day-to-day annoyances of corporate life, which helped you get on with the important stuff."