Jake Webb is a Integration Architect at Leigh Day. He possess expertise in c#, microsoft sql server, data integration, xml, xslt and 20 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Jake joined Northdoor as a junior consultant in our apprenticeship scheme, and rapidly gained the technical skills to make a real contribution to the department both in coding disciplines and database skills. He was involved in several Microsoft C#/SQL development projects through the full software development life cycle, from requirements gathering including meetings with users, hands-on development writing both web forms and windows forms applications, bug fixing, testing, and managing releases of production software deployment. This has required complex C# coding in Visual Studio, ground-up design of SQL databases with an understanding of normalization techniques, writing complex SQL including T-SQL stored procedures, and design of web pages using html, bootstrap and JavaScript, and writing complex windows installers using WIX for console applications as well as web sites. He has also contributed to the maintenance of several existing windows forms applications. Jake has demonstrated a natural aptitude for coding and an ability to surprise with technical solutions of a quality that surpass his years. He is a dedicated developer and passionate about developing his own skills, and enjoys stretching himself with the best of current technology. He has demonstrated a very good understanding of databases and SQL and the normalization and optimization process, and has been required to work deeply with both Oracle and SQL Server to the extent of installing and configuring both, as well as writing SQL code that can run interchangeably on both. He is happiest in code and is fully capable of delivering applications to the highest enterprise class standards using the latest tools. He is a very likeable young man who possesses all the communication skills to easily interact with executives, end users, and colleagues alike; a team player that is able to contribute easily to the group; who is also respected by his colleagues. He has a professional attitude to the work, is a very capable developer, has a desire to make a real contribution, and a willingness to share knowledge and make himself available to the team. He will be a big loss to the organization and I have no hesitation in recommending him to any future employer."