Resume
I am a full-stack web developer or hybrid mobile applications developer. I work remotely from Whangarei, New Zealand.
Experience
Building and maintaining web applications. Projects include:
- Maintaining and developing a suite of web applications using ASP.NET MVC and knockout.js, with a SQL Server backend, hosted on Microsoft Azure (initially in team of two, then solo). www.iugo.co.nz, www.essentialresources.co.nz, www.fyndit.co.nz
- Building and maintaining developing a web application using node.js, express.js, and knockout.js, with a postgreSQL backend, hosted on AWS. www.treehutvillage.com.au
- Web applications build on top of WordPress and WooCommerce, with custom plugins and themes. Crafty Social Buttons Plugin and sigchinz.acm.org
Responsible for designing and developing cross-platform mobile applications and web applications for research projects. Projects include:
Designing, building and maintaining a web application using MEAN stack: Mongo DB, Express web server, AngularJS front end and node.js backend. www.mediaflow.online
Hybrid mobile applications using Phonegap/Cordova, Angular and the Ionic framework, with a Firebase backend. www.livelysuite.com
Responsible for maintaining and updating the main public website (with summary in both a CMS and PHP pages) as well as an intranet for the Department of Computer Science. In addition, I developed new web applications using ASP.NET MVC & C#. I worked part-time as part of a team of research programmers whose role is to support research projects.
My primary responsibility was to develop and teach courses in Information Systems using the latest Microsoft development technologies and industry best practices.
Topics I taught include web development using HTML, CSS and ASP.NET MVC and Silverlight, programming in C# and VB.NET, desktop applications development using WPF, WinForms, database design using SQL Server and Oracle, and systems analysis using UML.
I achieved consistently high student evaluations with a career average of 8.8/10 and most recent evaluation 9.8. In 2010 I received a Teaching Excellence Award from the University of Auckland Business School.
I trained, managed and supervised tutors and markers as well as supervising summer project students and postgraduate dissertation students.
I managed and administered 12 web and database servers used by 10 courses and thousands of students, running both Apache and IIS, and including SharePoint 2007 and SharePoint 2010 installations.
I have also modified and maintained a variety of systems written by others, including websites in ASP, ASP.NET and PHP, applications in WinForms and WPF and WCF web services.
I developed several software tools and websites to support student administration and marking:
- Website AutoMarker (originally PHP & mySQL, later ASP.NET MVC3 & SQL Server)
- Rubric Marking System (Windows Forms, VB.NET & SQL Server)
- Shared drive permissions manager (originally VB6, then WinForms & VB.NET, then WPF & C#)
- Software Download website (ASP.NET MVC, C# & SQL Server)
Coordinated and tutored Stage 3 Information Systems courses in Systems Analysis and Design, Electronic Commerce and Decision Support Systems.
Developed and delivered labs, supervised tutors, marked assessments, and oversaw student administration
Developed thin-client web applications using Java and Oracle
Developed thin-client web applications using Java and Oracle
Skills
- ASP.NET MVC13 years
- JavaScript18 years
- TypeScript6 years
- CSS23 years
- HTML26 years
- Vue.js6 years
- Angular7 years
- jQuery13 years
- knockout.js9 years
- Ionic8 years
- Entity Framework14 years
- C#22 years
- Relational Databases (Microsoft SQL Server, PostgreSQL, mySQL)24 years
- noSQL Databases (MongoDB, CouchDB)9 years
- Devops (Deployment, hosting, monitoring on Azure and AWS)10 years
- PHP22 years
- node.js Express8 years
- Requirements elicitation22 years
- Communication with non-technical stakeholders12 years
Education
Dissertation: “How Do People Manage Their Documents? An empirical investigation into personal digital document management practices among knowledge workers”
Two year program covering best practices of university learning and teaching
Honours Dissertation: “The Design and Implementation of a Flexible, Component-based Decision Support System Generator” (First Class Honours). Coursework included object oriented analysis and design, information security and decision support systems.
Majors: Information Systems, Computer Science, Minor: Statistics.
Coursework included applications development, software engineering, systems analysis and design, information visualisation, databases and data warehousing and distributed systems design.