Led the development of application migration from Next.js to a Vite + React hybrid, laying the foundation for a micro frontend implementation. Following this, I designed and developed a Micro Frontend solution using Module Federation, estimated to yield an additional $22M+ in value, enabling scalable feature development which has since been adopted and copied throughout many squads within the organisation.

• Took ownership of the UI project as it was unmanaged and becoming difficult to maintain.
• Uplifted outdated testing frameworks that were flaky and lacking coverage. Adopted a mocking implementation that was consistent between unit & e2e testing.
• Brought the coverage from ~40% to > 80%, and 100% in business critical & key areas. This results in > 80% fewer defects in release and production environments.
• Progressive rebuild of the internal RFID application ensuring consistent use of component libraries reducing feature delivery time by > 60%.
• Product Location Maps project for the RFID application to visualize scanned EPCs on a shop floor.

Flybuys is within the top 200 Australian websites, receiving over 4.2M+ visits per month. Following on from the accessibility work (read below), I was hired by Coles to be part of the team assigned to Flybuys. During my tenure at Flybuys I aided in adopting testing frameworks, upgraded outdated libraries while optimising build & compile efficiency, alongside feature development.

• Developed Points+Pay systems for Flybuys estimated to bring in > $30M+/month.
• Integration of PayPal Braintree payment gateway into a Flybuys subscription service.
• Developed multiple custom build systems over many years with Apache Ant, Grunt, Gulp and Webpack
• Continuing to enforce AA-compliance with the addition of every feature Flybuys implemented, leveraging my prior experience.
• Redeveloped the entire UI with a team, moving away from jQuery and JSF in favor of AngularJS, (at the time is was the de facto solution to UIs).

Contracted to deliver an accessibility initiative for FlyBuys. My role was to redevelop most areas of the website in accordance with an accessibility audit so that conformed to AA requirements. I gained valuable experience working with screen reading platforms; including JAWS, TalkBack and Voice Over.

• Documented and upskilled other engineers and team members to use assistive technologies.
• Recommendations and redeveloped the structure of the website to conform to the requirements.

Click Creative is a small, boutique design agency with a very talented team. I commonly worked independent on numerous large projects primarily with a PHP backend, based on the Sapphire framework and SilverStripe CMS. Acquired invaluable skills with the Prompts, and linux distributions while getting hands-on experience with infrastructure and hardware used to run the hundreds of applications through a data centre.

• Upskilled and became proficient with the terminal, CLI and broader linux distributions
• Valuable insight into infrastructure and hardware Click Creative used to run the hundreds of self-hosted sites through a data centre
  • Often times having to visit the data centre physically to perform hardware upgrades
• Most notable project was PlantYourPoppy.org. See more details in the Showcase.

Hired as ID's (formerly Intense Design) first full time employee. While Intense Design was young I was given a lot of insight into business management and was privileged to be a part of the growing company. I learned valuable time management skills, work ethic and accountability. I also had good exposure to client interactions and business conversations which improved overall confidence and communication skills. My role was very diverse. Any given day could see me designing a website and presenting it to the client, building the UI for websites, or developing a proprietary admin system based on a modified branch of CodeIgniter.

After my final year at High School in Melbourne, Australia I was employed at DT Digital (formerly DT Design) as a Junior Web Developer. I was 18 years old at the time, with an impressive resume to my name after my teenage years of freelance work outside of my education. My role at DT was to build the interface for websites from the hi-fidelity (usually Photoshop) designs supplied by the design dept.