Just a place to put my resume online, and viewable here and via Github.
View the site in various development stacks as well via the sub-sites, written in various front and back end languages.
The base site is plain, static, HTML & CSS, built via node and npm scripts.
The static site is also rendered to PDF, for use as a resume.
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I'm a programmer because I love solving problems, especially brain teasers with interesting jumps to solve.
I'm always keen to keep learning more, and frequent various programming and tech reddits, as well as YCombinator's Hacker News and various programming sub-Reddits.
I play various games. Outdoors I have played soccer since the under 6s(!), and online have been raiding in World of Warcraft for the last 13 years, including heroic/mythic raiding for a couple of those.
I have been working on the Project Euler set of problems - a large list of small programming challenges.
All my answers are done in a combination of JS & TypeScript, and are available via a github repo.
Developed new landing pages stack from scratch - directly working on FE stack while doing systems architecture with two other engineers.
Hired new employees for landing pages team on new stack.
Trained new employees for landing pages stack.
Bespoke projects to help with one off cirumstances.
An open letter to Australian government concering climate change including a landing page to get letters from public.
Landing page with mobile app integration using Cordova to facilitate blocked users.
Work on microsite & back end sites for video uploading for competition, integration with Brightcove, and video moderation admin for auditing videos and selecting winners.
In house hosting and backend for development of simple microsite/Facebook applications using a XML and assets ZIP format.
Facebook application with mini competition and points to earn for prizes from ARU. Twitter integration for points from tweets and mapping of tweets. Facebook integration for checkins.
Move around words to make a sentence using DOM touch events (mobile) or mouse events (desktop), and then post to a friend on Facebook to ask, 'R U OK?'