Sam Gregory Email & Phone Number

Gloucester, GB

As a Senior Frontend Developer, I played a key role in leading the complete rewrite and design overhaul of the frontend codebase within the first six months of my role, followed by continuous feature development and optimization. I worked with React, TypeScript, Redux (Saga/Thunk), Three.js, Cypress, Jest, and Material UI to deliver high-quality.

My main responsibility was developing a new frontend architecture that could be used as a base for all platforms to allow for a large-scale migration from various legacy platforms. This made use of a GraphQL backend and a React frontend that could allow for a mono-repo solution. Whilst forming the architecture for this new platform, I was heavily involved.

Bristol, United Kingdom

I worked as part of a small team of developers to maintain and manage large feeds of property data that would be prepped, processed and dispatched to major holiday lettings sites, such as Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Airbnb etc. I would work on 3 separate code bases (2 separate PHP stacks & React) and fix, implement and drive new solutions when.

As part of the Financial Comparison section of ZPG (Zoopla Property Group), my initial role consisted of working as part of several small teams to implement new features and components onto money.co.uk, along with the refactoring of existing legacy code on the website with the primary use of LAMP, JavaScript and SCSS. This involved working as an integral.

As part of DF Sales, my role consisted of the modification, management and expansion of over 25 e-commerce websites, within a small team. We were generally tasked with the implementation of new site features and components, whilst ensuring that every site remained compatible with legacy browsers.Initially, most sites were running on LAMP-based stacks.

Over the course of 6 years, I have worked on a multitude of different solutions with different clients, generally focusing on the use of Wordpress with AWS integrations. This involved the administration of mostly LAMP-based stacks.