Since my first development role in 2015 I've used apprenticeships as a way to evolve at work.
I'm also a relentless tinkerer, in my own time I've worked everything from devops tools to automate tasks to couch games to play with friends.
Currently I'm working towards completing a Software Engineering degree with Arden University and Digital Native.
Why do I do this? Learning something new is a rewarding experience that I'll always engage in!
Taken by a costar for the "Yes, My Lord" production
I've completed projects with all these technologies:
Category | Languages |
---|---|
Low Code | OutSystems |
Docker, Jenkins & Bash (Linux command line) Browser Tech | HTML, CSS, & JavaScript |
Browser Styling | SCSS & Tailwind |
Frontend Framework | Angular (the google version) |
Backend Tech | PHP, Node.js, C#, Java & Python |
Backend Frameworks | Laravel, CodeIgniter, GraphQl & Express |
Game Engines | Unity & Unreal |
Devops | Docker, Jenkins & Bash (Linux command line) |
Database | Sql Server, Oracle Database and MySQL |
Total Produce is a farming multinational that is undergoing massive expansions. At Total Produce I create web applications using the OutSystems platform.
OutSystems is a low code platform that allows a developer to do much more work in the same time. Because of this I've taken on design responsibilities as well, having a hand in both the architecture of the system and the look and feel of all the applications.
Much of my work at Total produce has been to replace old systems, sometimes pen and paper, and replace them with web applications.
Some highlights include:
While working at Total Produce I have completed NVQ Level 4, and am currently working towards a Software Engineering degree.
Digital 3rd is a tech consultancy run by the owners of Digital Native. In between clients I also worked towards various certifications.
While at Digital 3rd I worked on:
REPL group is a consultancy firm that work to implements some of JDA's products.
While at REPL group I also trained with 3AAA to complete an NVQ level 4. Unfortunately I was unable to complete training due to 3AAA.
As a consultant I worked on three projects representing REPL, with British Petroleum, NewPort and Agora.
This work included:
Acorns is a charity that provides hospice care for children. I started there as part of the Duke of Edinbrough, and found it rewarding enough that I stayed long after.
I worked at the Solihull branch of the retail stores, raising money and awareness for the hospices.
At Acorns my duties where:
I dressed up as Santa for fundraising, 2016.
Dynistics is a charting company that displays real-time business data through a webpage.
While working at Dynistics I gained my Level 3 certification with 3AAA.
At Dynistics my duties where:
One of my coworkers happened to be a very talented photogropher, who helpfully took this photo.
This certificate was awarded for:
This certificate was awarded for:
Encounters is a Dungeons & Dragons helper application. While playing with friends I found that getting the numbers in order was both the least fun part, and the most time consuming. This application streamlines it down to a dice roll.
This site has been created using Angular and Tailwind for the frontend, and uses Laravel, Graph QL and Node.js to provide it's backend.
One standout feature of the site is that it uses websockets to keep users fully informed on what is happening without a page refresh.
This project has taught me:
Please note there is currently no sign-up for this site, however I'm happy to provide a demo.
Bounceback is a new take on competitive local co-op games. In this you launch projectiles at other players to knock them off the map.
Project is made in the unity engine a C# game engine. This project has improved my understanding of performant code as well as offering up interesting algorithmic problems.
This degree was awarded for:
Edexcel Advanced Apprenticeship in IT, Software, Web and Telecoms including:
Edexcel Advanced Apprenticeship in IT, Software, Web and Telecoms including: