Full Stack Developer

CallMy is a Leicestershire based start up, that offers voice and text notifications via a Smartphone app. 
As the CTO, I am responsible for the development of the platform and mobile clients (iOS, Android and Windows Phone). The platform consists of an admin web portal, which customers use to manage their CallMy service.

We recently released version 2 of the platform, which was a total rewrite. This allowed us to simplify our core systems, making them more reliable and easier to enhance.

The platform is hosted in Azure and uses ServiceBus and Azure Functions to power the notifications. This is very cost effective.

Technologies: iOS, Android, ASP.Net MVC 5 / WebAPI 2, Azure Notifications, Azure App Services, Azure Storage Queues, Azure Notifications Hub, Azure Functions. SQL Azure. 

This short project involved the rebuilding of an existing iOS app and the creation of a simple content management platform. This was necessary to address several issues in the existing app. The app allows users to purchase and watch video lessons. Using Azure Media Services, users can stream videos on demand and download videos for offline viewing. Lesson information is synced from the server so new lessons can be added without the need to release an updated app. The app is universal, working on both iPad and iPhone and leverages features like Picture-in-Picture and background downloads, where available. It’s built for iOS 8+.  

The content management web app is built using ReactJS with a C# backend. All metadata is stored in SQL Azure and Windows Media Services is used to provide adaptive streaming. 

Technologies: ReactJS (with Redux), iOS (Objective-C), Azure Media Services, ASP.Net MVC 5, WebAPI 2, EF 6.0 

An Australian company, ProCom Rx offers a platform for the creation, management and distribution of digital detailers aimed at pharmaceutical companies. 

I was responsible for making several key changes to the platform: 

- Added support for the Veeva platform by integrating with SalesForce. I created a  publishing engine, written in C#, which responsible for packaging the detailer into a format compatible with Veeva’s iRep app. 
- I also made several functional changes to the platform, fixing outstanding issues and improving overall usability. I also made changes to the company's iPad app, fixing bugs and adding support for new features.

http://www.procomrx.com 

Technologies: C#, ASP.Net MVC / WebAPI, KnockoutJS, SQL  and iOS (Obj-C)

I returned to Resilient Networks to develop an iOS app for their Smart Numbers platform. Build with Objective-C, the app communicated with the company’s RESTful API. I was the sole iOS developer on the project and I also helped to design the API to make it more appropriate for mobile applications. The main features of the app: 
- Allowed control of all aspects of the user’s smart number. 
- Used GeoFencing to provide automatic update of user’s location and availability. 
- Offered an enriched view of the user’s Contacts 
- Allowed recording of voicemail outgoing messages. 

http://www.smartnumbers.com 

Technologies: Objective-C, iOS AddressBook, CoreLocation and CoreData 

I was involved in the development of a two green field projects within the Market Risk department of BarCap. The first was an ASP.Net project. The second was a new risk system developed in C#/WCF with a suite of WPF applications

Developed a translation utility that generated XLIFF compliant files.

I was lead developer on several ASP.Net applications for DeCare's clients in

Developed several internal projects using ASP.Net and added additional modules to the companies primary travel organisation platform.