Daniel Jenkyn Email & Phone Number

London, United Kingdom

Hutch Games is a free-to-play mobile game studio based in Shoreditch. I was previously working on ‘F1 Manager’ but now working with the developer support team in QA role. In this role I try to focus on the more technical aspects of QA.* Build machine - I worked to setup groovy pipelines on our Jenkins based Mac-Minis. This included editing shell, groovy and python scripts; as well as working via terminal. I've also created scripts to install split binary builds, scripts to automate the process around endpoint fuzz testing by randomly generating input (based on Quickcheck).* API Testing - For ‘F1 Manager’ I setup the full configurable Postman environment and variables that would allow us to test all game API's. This environment was used for debugging purposes, filling leaderboard with created players, fuzzing endpoints or simply testing aspects of the game that were not implemented client side.* Network testing and Load testing - F1 Manager was the first synchronous multiplayer game that Hutch developed, this meant testing the UDP aspect of the game and how it handled different environmental conditions. To do this, simulated packet loss was used on device, manipulating the scale of different micro-services via Mesos, as well as monitoring various statistics during team tests.* Agile environment - This included leading daily bug triages, attending sprint planning, retrospectives, 3 amigos meetings and in general understanding the producer’s interpretation of Agile.* General game testing and Jira - This included creating test plans and manually testing areas of the game, as well as maintaining the bug database for the project.

London, United Kingdom

OWLR is an early stage tech startup, based in London. OWLR itself is a platform that allows users to discover, control and interact with their IP cameras. My time at OWLR was spent working on many different tasks, across different roles. I was also lucky enough to visit Silicon Valley and help OWLR raise money at 500 startups; an early-stage venture fund and seed accelerator.* iOS Developer - My main role was writing new features for the live iOS version of OWLR, creating bugs, as well as fixing bugs. One feature I personally implemented was the randomising of HTTP and RTSP ports to increase security and to avoid port clashes. * Quality Assurance - Creating test scripts and carrying out tests using the OWLR apps, as well as maintaining the array of IP cameras in the office.* Hacking/CGI Scripting - Often when supporting new cameras with poor documentation, packet sniffers and a range of exploits could be used to gain access to the cameras.

Blackheath, London

London, United Kingdom

I worked with DLA Piper in connection with City and Islington College and took part in a real life project. As a global law firm, DLA want to maximise profits without wasting time. As an elected team leader it involved the management of a small team trying to create the best solutions and programs to some of DLA's problems.

Bachelor’S Degree

High School

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