I worked with Jamie for several years at SolidSoft Reply on the EMVS European Hub project, supporting his development work as a DevOps Engineer. Jamie had been providing services for SolidSoft for several years prior to me joining and was always willing and able to help with any questions I had. Jamie is an excellent communicator who cares about the projects he works on and teams he works with and works hard to deliver a high-quality solution on time. I wouldn't hesitate to work with him again the future.

I have worked with Jamie for over 4 years (both as contractors) on a high volume data transaction system using Azure Cloud Services, Jamie and I tends to bounced technical discussions and ideas when we need to work on a particular task. Most of the time, I learn a lot from him and we both work very well together. Jamie's approach to tackle any work is always methodical and very structure in what he does, there are rarely any mistakes in his work when we do pair reviews, he is diligent with every piece of code he writes. He also shows great leadership quality in raising concerns, suggesting better practices in how the Team could perform better and drives for better quality solutions when he reviews the junior developers code, showing ways to improve. I would be glad if there are other opportunities in the future to work with him again... and again,

I worked with Jamie for several years at SolidSoft Reply on the EMVS European Hub project, supporting his development work as a DevOps Engineer. Jamie had been providing services for SolidSoft for several years prior to me joining and was always willing and able to help with any questions I had. Jamie is an excellent communicator who cares about the projects he works on and teams he works with and works hard to deliver a high-quality solution on time. I wouldn't hesitate to work with him again the future.

I have worked with Jamie for over 4 years (both as contractors) on a high volume data transaction system using Azure Cloud Services, Jamie and I tends to bounced technical discussions and ideas when we need to work on a particular task. Most of the time, I learn a lot from him and we both work very well together. Jamie's approach to tackle any work is always methodical and very structure in what he does, there are rarely any mistakes in his work when we do pair reviews, he is diligent with every piece of code he writes. He also shows great leadership quality in raising concerns, suggesting better practices in how the Team could perform better and drives for better quality solutions when he reviews the junior developers code, showing ways to improve. I would be glad if there are other opportunities in the future to work with him again... and again,

I worked with Jamie for several years at SolidSoft Reply on the EMVS European Hub project, supporting his development work as a DevOps Engineer. Jamie had been providing services for SolidSoft for several years prior to me joining and was always willing and able to help with any questions I had. Jamie is an excellent communicator who cares about the projects he works on and teams he works with and works hard to deliver a high-quality solution on time. I wouldn't hesitate to work with him again the future.

I have worked with Jamie for over 4 years (both as contractors) on a high volume data transaction system using Azure Cloud Services, Jamie and I tends to bounced technical discussions and ideas when we need to work on a particular task. Most of the time, I learn a lot from him and we both work very well together. Jamie's approach to tackle any work is always methodical and very structure in what he does, there are rarely any mistakes in his work when we do pair reviews, he is diligent with every piece of code he writes. He also shows great leadership quality in raising concerns, suggesting better practices in how the Team could perform better and drives for better quality solutions when he reviews the junior developers code, showing ways to improve. I would be glad if there are other opportunities in the future to work with him again... and again,