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London, England, GB

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Monroe, LA, US

Working within CenturyLinks professional services department as a Solutions Architect, migrating a BGP core network for one of the world’s largest media organisations in the financial sector.

Monroe, LA, US

Working within CenturyLinks professional services department as a Solutions Architect helping with delivery of a multi-million pound cloud solution for one of the UK largest food retailers.

IQunity provides managed network solutions, consultancy to large scale businesses and organisations throughout the UK. Founded in 2004 supplies and maintain a NetworkOS platform, providing a rich and diverse IP feature set from fire-walling to core resilient networking.

In July 2006 after being head-hunted I became the Systems Manager for Wealden Computing Services LTD. Wealden Computing Services Limited founded in 1983, has established itself as a highly respected supplier of Integrated Human Resource and Payroll Software Systems.

(Purchased by Spectrum interactive in August 2006 - www.spectruminteractive.co.uk )Iyonder Ltd was one of the leading wifi providers to the hospitality, leisure and education sector, consisting of over one hundred installed locations within the United Kingdom. Such clients included Radisson Edwardian, Northumbria University and KHL Hotel group.

Missing Link Software was a provider of HR software to organisations of all sizes from SME’s to multinationals. The core product Evolution is used by HR departments for analysis, statistical and other key performance indicators through a variety of interfaces, including a Windows Client Server application and a number of web based variants.

After leaving college I worked for Associated Media Base, alongside the Operational Services Team. This department was responsible for installing and maintaining all of Associated Newspapers computer servers, including The Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday and London Evening Standard.