Helping to:- Drive adoption of state-of-the-art CI/CD and DevSecOps practices across the Vehicle Off-Board and Apps space with peers.- Open source internal software projects, and outline a progressive delivery strategy for components, allowing for maximisation of Accelerate metrics performance and CI/CD adherence- Guide engineers and graduates to improve themselves in the ways they want to develop.- Guide technical implementations within the streaming domain. This includes considering Kafka topology and management, configurable pipeline setup and management, and event detection.- Scale engineering teams while establishing strong, progressive software engineering values.- Lead software engineering early careers engagement- Continuously improve and implement onboarding strategies for graduates.

Responsible for maintaining agility on software projects at Yozu, providing technical advice (at all levels from code to high-level architecture) for all teams, contributing code and managing technology stacks for all projects, coordinating project staff, software developer hiring, and conducting technical meetings with internal staff and external clients.

Predominantly working with Java 8, I built and maintained micro-services that facilitated various aspects of Greensill's supply-chain finance system.

On a fixed term contract, I was responsible for the development and maintenance of the CHREST computational architecture, implemented in Java.Also expected to produce and contribute to high-quality research papers that are to be submitted to a number of international conferences and journals.

Responsible for development and maintenance of various applications and databases. Role involved Agile programming methodology and the use of PHP, Javascript, MySQL, Java, HTML and CSS. Coded mainly in Javascript and MySQL and made use of a variety of programming tools such as Sublime Text 2, Netbeans IDE, MySQL Workbench and SQLYog.

Responsible for building new, and maintaining existing, features for the companies loan-provisioning and back-office CMS web portal. Product tech-stack used was LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), with CakePHP used as the application framework. Version control provided by Git, and I worked with the previous engineer who had set-up the majority of the system.