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▪ Developed a new WPF application with Spring Boot backend using ElasticSearch data source for searching business deals▪ Implemented integration with a 3rd party api using Google Http Client using exponential back-off

▪ Introduced dependency injection using AutoFac▪ Introduced unit testing using MSTest and Fluent Assertions▪ Introduced database migrations using DbUp▪ Assisted in migration from Team Foundation Version Control to Git

▪ Implemented system for collecting refrigerant gas usage data to meet new US regulations▪ Introduced pipeline behaviour and Fluent Validation to mediator / CQRS architecture▪ Introduced Domain Event pattern to Entity Framework▪ Optimised sql and introduced cached repositories to improve performance and user experience▪ Upgraded integration tests using SpecFlow▪ Implemented photo upload “microservice” using ASP.NET Core, Azure Storage and Azure Service Bus

▪ Full-stack development of an asset management system used by housing associations. The system was built using ASP.NET MVC, jQuery, Entity Framework, Bootstrap and Sql Server▪ Developed a mobile application used by house surveyors to enter condition data, synchronizing via ASP.NET WebApi 2, the application was built using Ionic, AngularJS and Breeze

▪ Introduced integration testing to existing code using NUnit ▪ Refactored grant management application used by charities for peer review process and financial information.

▪ Re-factored a Windows Mobile application into a 3-tier architecture. Created administration website for mobile application. Introduced Ajax enabled controls.

▪ Extended the bed management system using ASP.NET and C# to include infection tracking for all infections including MRSA.▪ Created clinical coding application in ASP.NET integrating local data and a 3rd party web service. ▪ Designed, developed and implemented a medical application on a Palm Pilot integrating with the patient administration system via a VB6 application.▪ Re-engineered the PDA application using ASP.NET and C# so that users could access real-time data using a mobile browser via wireless networks.▪ Used full software development life-cycle to implement an Accident and Emergency “Whiteboard” system in use at 6 major hospitals in the UK.

Glasgow City Council