I started on an Enterprise Ireland funded Proof-Of-Concept called VIPS. Its goal was to provide a user-friendly multi-tenancy VoIP solution for enterprise centres using Asterisk as the underlying subsystem. Following this, I worked on a number of projects including IST-Enable (provided some demo components to display the underlying mobility system), 4WARD in the area of Future Internet network management and PanlabII in the area of federated testbed management.From June 2010 to September 2012, I was dissemination lead on PASSIVE (http://ict-passive.eu). This EU project dealt with trustworthy policy-based in virtualised and cloud environments. As well as being the dissemination lead, I was also heavily involved in the technical details (policy specification and monitoring for hypervisors, system administration for production and demonstration subsystems).Currently, I am working on an Enterprise Ireland backed Commercialisation Fund project called Mobile Cloud Alliance as a technical lead. This project covers the future of voice and video based communication services.

Working with the TSSG Research Group.

Microsoft VB and .Net Developer on bespoke MIS and an off the shelf practice management system.

South-east WAN was a non-profit Wireless Broadband Group which focused on bringing local network and internet based services to its users in the South-east region of Ireland. The main focus was on providing fixed wireless broadband for people in rural or difficult to reach areas. My role began when I set up the initial contact for what was one of the main back-bones of the network in Waterford. The group successfully hosted the Irish WAN National Conference in April 2004 in Waterford Institute of Technology in which members from all over Ireland participated. I, like many other members of the group, provided whatever skills, funding, equipment and volunteer time we could.