Helping businesses in the food, drink & hospitality industry transition to greater digital sustainability, through the development of bespoke award-winning websites and apps, powered by renewable energy.

Running the Gigawaffle Marketing, Branding & Marketing team. Looking after clients directly, all the way from conceptualisation, through to launch of their new digital asset(s). Creating branded assets, such as web designs, social media content, graphics, physical marketing material and video content in line with brand guidelines. Building new client websites from scratch, based on our own bespoke designs. Analysing growth opportunities for ourselves and for our clients. Developing brand guidelines for new clients. Building relationships with clients through regular meetings and catch-up calls. Managing client social media accounts, including content posting, hashtag analysis, reports, advertisements, etc. Establishing a company workflow for projects & developing company roadmaps and development opportunities.

Designing internal company website for launch of Gigawaffle. Establishing Gigawaffle’s first set of brand guidelines. Designing internal websites for parent company. Managing and creating content for internal social media accounts. Establishing team communication and project management patterns. Analysing content and advertisement performance.

Just before the COVID-19 pandemic, I found an interest in graphic design and started designing custom posters and cover art for my favourite music and bands. After I finished my Master's course in October, I found myself out of work and struggling to get a job, so I delved deeper into designing around music.Commissioned Projects:- Designed a tour post for Liverpool indie band Paris Youth Foundation- Designed some cover art for Paris Youth Foundation's single "Late Night Lost Love"- Designed some cover art and promotional graphics for Cleveland pop band Maui Ski Club's single "No One Feels Bad for You"

Whilst working with From the Finney, I was responsible for creating podcast episode videos from their audio-based football podcast. I did this using a mixture of Adobe Photoshop and After Effects. I also began hosting From the Finney's first gaming-based show "From the Finney Play's", where I played through as manager of Preston North End on the popular football management game Football Manager

At Currys/PC World I worked in the warehouse providing stock for customers, along with helping them to their vehicle. Alongside this I sorted out incoming stock deliveries, which includes bringing the stock into the warehouse, checking off that all items are on the delivery, removing the stock from their pallets and also putting the correct security on the products to prevent theft. I also helped refresh the range of display products on the shelves on the shopfloor, along with changing the "theme" of the store, by changing around posters, ticket backers, headers, etc

I worked for Universal Music helping them find new artists for their Spinnupaggregator platform. I work with local artists/band helping them sign up, advertising the platformaround University and feeding back my progress to the Spinnup team in London.

I was a radio presenter across 3 different shows, the Tuesday morning Breakfast Show which covered positive news topics and uplifting music, a general discussion show (co-hosted), which covered technology, politics, movies, etc., and my own Indie music show.

As well as being a co-host on a discussion show, I was also responsible for ensuring that each episode was edited properly, suitable and ready to go live both on air and on YouTube

As Head of Music I had the job of curating playlists of the latest music to be played across campus. This was done by working with record labels through the Student Radio Music Network to secure playing rights for music and building up relations between the radio station and other parties. Along with this, I had to make sure that the music the radio station was being supplied was clean and suitable for playing across campus. I attended weekly meeting with the other managers of the radio station to discuss potential tweaks and improvements that could have been made to the radio station.

As a PASS Leader I had to plan out and run classes for 1st year Computing students at the University of Central Lancashire, covering topics covered in lectures and filling any gaps in their knowledge through facilitation. My PASS partner and I met up regularly to organise the each session and look through teaching plans to come up with the best sessions to run for the students. We got the students involved in interactive activities, such as quizzes and games, which kept them interested and willing to returning to the next session.