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Tokyo, JP

Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo, Japan

I handed off my previous architect role and built out several new teams. In 2021 I formed the Security Team, obtained a SOC 2 Type 2 certification for the company, and formalized our GDPR compliance. In 2022 I formed the Data Team, set up a data warehouse and processing pipeline, and successfully introduced data-driven processes into the sales, finance and.

Tokyo, Japan

As Shuttlerock experienced rapid growth, the CTO position became less technical, with more of a focus on partnerships and meetings. I made the decision in 2019 to shift my focus, and concentrate on growing the company technically.

Tokyo, Japan

Shuttlerock enables advertisers to turn static photos into video ads and push them to ad networks. Shuttlerock is a Facebook innovation award winner and an Official Badged Facebook Partner. I was the first employee of the company, and built the platform and technical team from scratch. Clients include Pinterest, Microsoft, Lady Gaga, Walmart, Ikea.

Tokyo, Japan

• Led a team in designing and building Rakuten Shashinkan, the photo section of Japan’s biggest online shopping site. The system handles the storage of 10s of millions of photos, as well as providing printing services.
• Team lead, mentoring junior developers in Japan and remotely in Europe.
• System specification and design
• Remote API integration for printing, shipping and payment.
• Secure encryption and storage of customer information.
• Large-scale photo storage

Designed and developed mobile content and advertising delivery platforms, and analytics solutions for mobile and web content distributors. In addition, I was the developer responsible for supporting and bug-fixing the Japanese localized version of DoubleClick’s Dart Enterprise platform, which has since been acquired by Google. Clients included Panasonic.

Designed and developed a mobile content management and analytics platform for the Japanese market. Implemented device-specific markup, video, audio, flash and image delivery for the various phone formats. Inphase was subsequently acquired by DoubleClick Japan, and I moved to DoubleClick in August 2005.

Contracted to develop two large-scale Java web applications. These projects replaced multiple legacy systems from Australia, New Zealand and South-East Asia and coordinated all warranty, repair and parts-replacement operations for Apple computers in the South-East Asia region.

Developed mobile applications, games, delivery and billing mechanisms based around the SMS, EMS and WAP protocols. Also developed a platform to allow clients to manage content and track content performance.

Developed award-winning web and desktop-based training applications for government agencies and commercial clients. Clients included the Australian Department of Education, the Australian Department of Defense, and the Papua New Guinea Department of Education.