Creator and Maker at Sequence Furniture. We're helping people design beautiful furniture online with our intuitive 3D configurator.

Front End Developer on the Desktop App team.Tech Stack:VueJSNuxtLaravelBulma / BuefyAWS

Working in VueJS for their app that connects brands with media PR and journalists.The architecture is a Ruby on Rails API combined with a VueJS SPA on the frontend.Tech Stack:Ruby on RailsMySQLVueJSVueXHerokuAWS S3

Helping music and event Promoters sell more tickets. Working across two products I spent most of the time on Audience Manager, a SAAS platform that helps promoters manage their audience, create marketing campaigns and view analytics on metrics such as ticket revenue. Front end is built with VueJS, VueX state management framework and Nuxt.Audience Manager stack:VueJSVueXSCSSJavascriptNuxtGitAWS

Working across a range of sites and apps for various clients. Large government projects to creative landing pages/microsites.Various interactive work for Harley-Davidson, Audi, Royal Lifesavers, NSW Government, Australian Museum, Ebay and more.The stack varied depending on the project. For sites/apps it's usually Angular, occasionaly React/VueJS. We also play with messenger chatbots, Unity VR and Vuforia AR amongst other things.

Lead frontend developer at Atlas Agency.During my time at Atlas I was creating interactive and responsive user interfaces with semantic HTML, CSS and Javascript.Connecting to the CMS via Umbraco and Wordpress.Working across:Umbraco (.NET) .NET MVCMagentoWordpressModx

I was employed by Dorling Kindersley on a 3 month internship after graduating from General Assembly. During my time there I worked on the Trip Planner app (http://dktripplanner.com/) as a Junior Developer in the web solutions team. DK Trip Planner was built in BackboneJS and used Brunch.io to compile the front end.Working in 2 week sprints, my responsibilities included work on styling and functional changes requested by the editorial team and those outlined in JIRA by our product… Show more I was employed by Dorling Kindersley on a 3 month internship after graduating from General Assembly. During my time there I worked on the Trip Planner app (http://dktripplanner.com/) as a Junior Developer in the web solutions team. DK Trip Planner was built in BackboneJS and used Brunch.io to compile the front end.Working in 2 week sprints, my responsibilities included work on styling and functional changes requested by the editorial team and those outlined in JIRA by our product manager. I helped implement Drupal as a CMS where Google Docs had previously been used.My working visa in the United Kingdom expired towards the end of the internship meaning I could not take the internship further. Show less

Completed GA's Web Development Immersive course. This is a 3 month intensive training course with a strong emphasis on Ruby on Rails development. Web technologies covered include HTML, CSS, Ruby, RoR, Databases, APIs, HAML, Javascript, jQuery, AJAX, Agile Methodologies, Computer Science and more.

Livescape Ltd supplies immersive imaging technology in the UK for tourism and leisure marketing. My responsibilities included prospecting new customers and markets, managing social media and developing business strategies to further the growth of the company. Livescape is the distributor of the Roundshot Livecam D2 - the worlds most advanced 360 panoramic web camera.

Account manager in the sales team responsible for the UK and Irish markets. I managed an account of more than 300 business customers. Flashbay is a fast paced and target driven company that is at the forefront of personalised computer hardware manufacturing and distribution.

During my time at Umoview I was involved in various media productions including video, HDR photography and interactive floor plans. This was a sole charge position that required me to build and maintain relationships with clients, promote our services, as well as shooting/editing all work. I significantly increased the client base at Umoview during my time through cold calling, promotional work and working with existing clients to increase the level of property media products they used. This… Show more During my time at Umoview I was involved in various media productions including video, HDR photography and interactive floor plans. This was a sole charge position that required me to build and maintain relationships with clients, promote our services, as well as shooting/editing all work. I significantly increased the client base at Umoview during my time through cold calling, promotional work and working with existing clients to increase the level of property media products they used. This job also involved using Google Analytics to obtain a demographic of people viewing the videos that could be passed on to our clients. Show less

I have worked on a variety of commercials, both stills and moving image, as well as short films shot in the Otago region. I have worked as a Lighting Assistant , Unit Manager and Grip Assist. I hold a class 4 license which allows me to drive any sized rigid vehicle on New Zealand Roads.

Toured with small and large groups throughout the Southland and Otago regions of New Zealand. I provided informative and entertaining commentary whilst driving a range of coaches. Time management skills were crucial as I organised all itinerary. My rapport building skills grew tremendously thanks to the wide variety of people from different cultures I met on a daily basis.

This was a temporary position I filled when an existing staff member took leave. The role involved ordering new stock and machine parts, scheduling repairs and servicing, general administration and invoicing. I was supporting the sales staff by taking enquiries, scheduling meetings and assisting with their sales paperwork.