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Right now I'm available for remote contract roles in all aspects of software engineering, from simple wordpress site builds to complex SasS products and everything in between. Languages - Javascript/Node, Typescript, PHP, Ruby, Python, Lua, GoCMS's - Wordpress theme & plugin development, Squarespace, WixEcommerce - WooCommerce, MagentoFrontend & backend.

London, United Kingdom

Ayima is one of the foremost digital marketing agencies, servicing many large blue chip clients both in the UK and US. Technology is at the heart of what Ayima does, using proprietary software systems to analyse the state of the internet and help our clients understand their market more clearly. As head of development I lead a team of developers that work.

London, United Kingdom

I've been leading the technology effort at Ayima for many years, helping to manage and grow teams as well as building and maintaining complex systems that keep the company running. I regularly work with all levels of the technology stack from frontend development to server and system reliability using cloud services alongside Kubernetes and Docker.Key.

I have been completed a number of freelance projects over the years, from simple wordpress themes to fully custom data driven websites. Some examples include: http://citychiropody.co.uk/ and http://gavinturk.com/.

Farringdon, London

Factory Media is Europe's Largest Action Sports Publishing Company, owning 25+ websites and print magazines. During my tenure there, I worked with and lead teams of developers as well as working solo on multiple projects. The last project I helped deliver is there was Mpora Gear, a price comparison website for Action Sports. I consulted with the.

I started at Factory Media as the sole programmer. I was tasked with planning and building an action sports portal from scratch, called mpora.com. Over the years the site has grown from a simple CMS/Content website to a very popular video and photo sharing site for action sports enthusiasts. The system currently handles several million unique visitors a.

My main duties involved dealing with support queries about Dial-A-Cab’s "Mobile Data Terminal" used by over 2000 black taxi drivers that are part of the Dial-A-Cab fleet. My position also involved monitoring the integrity of our data and radio transmission network and taking action if a fault is detected.