Freelance web development and online advertising for companies and individuals in Sydney, Hong Kong, Paris and London. Have worked on projects for 20th Century Fox, Universal Pictures, Colombia Tristar, BBC, Eidos, Warner Bros, FilmFour, n1media, BMG, Evisu, TeleOne, Swire Group, Sydney Prime Realty, Social Ventures Australia, Nightmares on Wax, Tara Moss, Kate Phillips, Tim Palmer, Tom Young

My role involved developing and integrating the company's front-office oil trading systems. These included a real-time profit and loss mark-to-market system, a forward curve analysis tool and a futures broking application. I created the Windows user interfaces and also developed core business logic, databases and server components. I was also involved in managing and developing the company's public websites.

Located in Sydney, Tinshed's headquarters. Tinshed was a startup venture capital company investing in technology-related businesses.3 main roles: Webmaster for all intranet and internet web applications including a deal management system for the analysts, a site for investors and a set of online tools for entrepreneurs; Global IT manager covering 3 offices (Sydney, Hong Kong and San Francisco) managing phone, server and network infrastructure; Business analyst reviewing the more technical business plans the company received.In early 2003 Tinshed ceased operations in Australia and the US due to the hostile environment following the dot com crash that prevented investments from growing at expected rates. Some have survived though and are doing well, in particular Plantic who invented an environmentally-friendly plastic and Imagination who create various forms of digital games. Tinshed Hong Kong continues to do business in China.

Located in Hong Kong, Intel Asia Pacific's headquarters.Role began in the Internet Marketing team managing the day-to-day updates of the region's websites which at the time was around 10,000 pages in 5 languages across 15 countries. Also worked on a number of one-off projects including a site for the Hong Kong Handover, some web-based 3D walkthroughs of The Forbidden City and the Taj Mahal and the first tri-lingual webcast in the world to be broadcasted from within mainland China.Later on moved to the eCommerce group to develop intranet and internet web applications. Two projects I worked on were the Intel Web Outfitter Service (a site that showcased what you could do on the web with the latest Pentium processors) and a project that moved the Intel Inside marketing program onto the web so Intel could interact with its partners there rather than via fax.