For the past 3 years I have completed multiple projects for scheduling automated marketing solutions, whilst improving and maintaining the full stack for all internal and external web and windows application solutions. My favourite space is when I'm designing databases, APIs' and data structures to produce timely robust solutions for clients.
Previous to this role I developed an online booking system for the hotel and leisure industry, a subscription service for access and a payment gateway to allow multiple payment methods including Stripe, Monek and Paypal.
In 1991 I started ComputaBitz and built a small chain of 4 retail outlets selling home entertainment goods, as the stock in stores became unmanageable to memorise I required some software to audit the stock levels but I couldn't find anything suitable so I had to have something written. I designed the algorithm for the point of sale process to allow for games to be part-exchanged or sold by customers and this software is used in the majority of UK entertainment retail outlets.
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If you have problems understanding the data that you have, and how you can use it, then have a chin wag with one of the team and they will help point out some of the targets you should expect to obtain.
Merged multiple development branches of a webforms product, resolved over 150 feature/bug tickets and developed 3 new payment plans, receipt editing, Dropbox export and a new subscription plan manager and deployed all updates (C#, CSS, HTML, JS, Jquery, SQL, IIS). My role then moved to the online booking system developing web methods in C#, php, web api to SAAS end points, involving database design and new payment gateway processing.
I returned to Zeel feeling inspired after talking with their new lead developer who loved elegent software patterns, only to find that two weeks after joining he was moving on.
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After an interview that I felt I had blown, I had only had 4 proper interviews so it was not something that I'd become skilled at but I was given a Junior software development position, long hours but rewarding when solutions were found. Little did I know I was about to be thown some bait
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A good friend asked me to create a game level of his house, by now I understood about scale, BSP objects, static meshes, UV co ordinates and UVW Unwrap tools so after some thought I gave it a shot. more …
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I signed up for evening classes at Smethwich College to learn about image processing and 3D Studio Max as I wanted the ablity to create my own world objects and texture maps in game editors.
Unreal tournament was released on PC and it came with a level editor, even though it was hugely buggy I don't say this very often due to its stigma but, OMG! I think I lost a few months of my life with the Unreal Editor
Having worked on Saturday and Sunday markets for 2 years whilst at school, in May 1991 the opportunity arose to purchase the stall I was working on selling games. With a £1500 loan and plenty of time on my hands Computa Bitz was born, I was about to solve a huge problem I had 3 years previous when buying games for my Amstrad cpc 464