James Dewar Email & Phone Number

Edinburgh, Scotland, GB

Middlesex, England, GB

Middlesex, England, GB

Amsterdam, NL

• As the Solution Architect for Heineken UK D&T Commerce, I'm responsible for the technical development and future roadmap of the following UK tech stacks:
• On-Trade Deal Modelling
• CRM
• HUK eCommerce
• Off-Trade Business Planning and TPM
• HUK Contact Centre CTI

Amsterdam, NL

Middlesex, England, GB

As a Solution Architect at Sky I have systems architecture responsibility for a number of development projects, producing solution designs to a high standard that align with the Sky Technology strategy. To achieve this I work closely with Platform owners, business stakeholders, business analysts and software developers to align Delivery projects and.

Lead architect responsible for a team of 5 solution architects, working in a consultancy capacity for the Ministry of Defence. Delivering value to the client by enabling them to integrate a complex technical solution into a legacy ecosystem.

Switched role from Software Engineer to Enterprise Architecture where my responsibilities include mapping out and designing the relationships between different structures, components and infrastructures of a multi national cross-platform system using the MODAF framework.

Responsible for the development of an online military operational logistics website. This website is being developed using ASP.NET 3.5, C# and SQL.

I had sole responsibility for the design, development, testing and integration of a generic offline, point-and-click application that maps tactical data messages from one format to another. The product of this application was an XML file which would be used within a C4I (Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence) system at runtime to.

I had sole responsibility for the research and development of a feasibility study of a web-based tote system using a content management system for a military customer.

I was responsible for the design, development, testing and integration of a simulated Aviation Software solution for an existing multi-national real-time system.

My responsibilities were to lead a small software team in the design, development, testing and integration of a man-portable radar system simulator for the MOD. This stand alone simulator would integrate with an existing synthetic environment. I was responsible for 3 software engineers. Part of this responsibility included managing their time, ensuring.

I was responsible for the recruitment of graduate engineers from Heriot Watt University. It was my sole responsibility to produce and execute a business plan to attract potential future employees. Part of this plan was the creation of a risk assessment as well as budget managment.

I was responsible for the design, implemantation, testing and integration of an upgrade to an existing system. I was sole responsible for the addition of minefield markers to the CATT Battleground Synthetic Environement system.

To undertake an Image Generator development study. My responsibilities were to investigate an aging third party Image Generator with no available documentation, that was being used by several different BAE projects. By evaluating the packets being sent to and from the Image Generator I was tasked with evaluating whether it was possible to replace the Image.

Integrating the navigation elements of two existing seperate systems. Create an interface between the two systems to successfully transmit and receive navigation data to and from each other.

I was responsible for the design, implemantation, testing and integration of a Navigation system. This Navigation system was a small part of a much larger real-time multi-platform, multi-national military simulation system.