Glenn Moseley is a Lead Developer at Work Wallet. He possess expertise in agile methodologies, .net, asp.net, c#, sql and 44 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I had the pleasure of working with Glenn on a few projects and was always impressed with his skills and approach. Always seeking the best way to design a functionality, swiftly switching his mind frame between projects, technologies and business logic, Glenn will grow in his profession quickly and achieve anything he sets for himself. He is a hard working and reliable team member and a friendly, supportive colleague. I hope our professional paths will cross again in the future." and "Glenn is a hugely talented .NET developer who would be an asset to absolutely any team. I interviewed Glenn for one of the sought-after places in Egg/Citi's internal Technology Academy back in 2008 and recommended him for one of the places without hesitation after his technical interview, where he combined his experience and understanding of Usability concepts with his understanding of software engineering to pitch a software design proposal that was head and shoulders above the (very high) standard we were looking for. In the three years since then I haven't regretted that decision for a second. Glenn is very highly-skilled technically and constantly updates his skill-set the old fashioned way - by writing code. His natural enthusiasm and energy for anything technical shines through in his approach to every task, and he always delivers great results. Glenn is an excellent team player and always one of the first to volunteer when there are tasks that need picking up, even when those tasks might be tedious or unpopular. Glenn's taken the lead role on several pieces of work outside the remit of BAU development activity, and delivered impressive results. His 10+ years in financial services prior to his transition into software development have given him the ability to deal confidently and eloquently with colleagues from all areas and levels of the business, something uncommon in a developer, and he's used this to great effect. I can't recommend him highly enough."