I joined Ticket-Text and helped develop their Django based ticketing platform. I am responsible for much of the development of the front end UI and also the outsourcing and managing of the CSS development.
I returned to Karova (http://www.karova.com) in March 2008 as Development Director to manage and help develop all software and web projects.
In May 2007 I joined the Ammado (http://www.ammado.com) working on a social network targetted at charities and people interacting with charities. The main technologies I use are C#, .NET 2.0, WCF, SQLServer 2005, XHTML, CSS, Javascript and YUI Library.
In March 2005 I started work for Karova (http://www.karova.com), working with C# .NET, XML/XSLT, PHP, Python, CSS and XHTML. The Projects I have worked on include KarovaStore and KarovaFramework. I have worked on the following sites; 'WWF UK', 'British Heart Foundation', 'Woodland Trust', 'Save the Children' and others.
On return from a year working and travelling in Australia I started work at Rippleffect (http://www.rippleffect.com) as a Programmer/ Web applications developer. Whilst there I worked on many high profile sites (Evertonfc.com, Revolution-bars.co.uk, SAFC.com and others). Whilst at Rippleffect the main technologies I used were PHP, MySQL, CSS, JavaScript, XML, XSLT and XHTML.
Aggreg8 (http://aggreg8.mozdev.org) started out as a final year project in university. It is a cross platform RSS reader built on the Mozilla XPFE. Aggreg8 is built using XUL, XPCOM and JavaScript. I was the sole developer for Aggreg8 and this involved all development, documentation, blog updates, bug support and portal development. Since then Aggreg8 has been used as the basis for other similar projects, most notably HabariXenu (http://habarixenu.mozdev.org/). It was featured in Linux Format (May 2004) and in the Wrox publication “RSS and ATOM Programming”. I still enjoy working on Mozilla/Firefox extensions.
Upon finishing university (June 2003), I spent a year in Sydney where I worked as a LAMP consultant. The bulk of the time (7 months) was spent working on the i-grafix.com website. This was an onsite contract where my duties included network management, web development (PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Photoshop, XML, XSLT, RSS); This began in August '03 and finished in March '04.
During university I worked as a web developer developing small websites . Most of these projects were PHP, MySQL based.
Half of the third year of university is spent on a six month work placement at the PLS (Performance Learning Solutions) department of Intel Ireland. I was involved with many large scale in-house projects all based on the theme of e-learning. The languages and technologies used during my time there were JSP, Java, HTML, CSS, HTML Components, ASP, VBA, SQLServer, XML, XSL, RSS, RDF; I was also involved in the planning and documentation of projects and creating reporting applications which were ASP, SQLServer based.