I worked with Jordan on the same team for about a year and a half, initially on the same project and later on a related project. The role required SQL (Sybase/T-SQL and Oracle DB) and Unix skills (common utilities, awk, sed etc.). His strong technical skills were immediately obvious and he was helped deliver complex solutions pretty early on in the project. In the second project he did some Perl scripting in addition. Not being someone to rest on his laurels, Jordan does a lot of training in his own time, in order to pick up new skills. He's also an excellent team player and helped contribute to the up-skilling of two new developers who joined part-way through a project. Jordan also demonstrated strong technical communication skills to a variety of audiences through a number of presentations/technical introduction sessions in the Nice Real Time Solutions (RTS) Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tool which he and I presented, having had the opportunity to get certified in the same. He was particularly great at answering questions raised by the attendees, with his strong technical background in general coming in useful. He is keen to develop his technical skills further and is currently working on a NICE RTS development project, of which I'm sure he'd make a success as he usually does. To finish off, I'd happily recommend Jordan both in the technical sense and on a personal level.

I met Jordan during my second year at University and I instantly noticed his professionalism and drive to excel at his university work. He has always arrived on time for the University Powerlifting training sessions and been a key part to its development (both on and off the lifting platform). I was fortunate enough to study alongside Jordan during our final exams in the same building and this is where I seen the high level of detail he puts into his work. Work is always in on time and to the highest of standards. Jordan has also been keen on his self development, an example of this during our final year at university we took a trip to Manchester to an international jobs fair to learn about what oversee's employers look for in graduates in the UK. If you would like to know more about Jordan feel free to contact me please.

I worked with Jordan on the same team for about a year and a half, initially on the same project and later on a related project. The role required SQL (Sybase/T-SQL and Oracle DB) and Unix skills (common utilities, awk, sed etc.). His strong technical skills were immediately obvious and he was helped deliver complex solutions pretty early on in the project. In the second project he did some Perl scripting in addition. Not being someone to rest on his laurels, Jordan does a lot of training in his own time, in order to pick up new skills. He's also an excellent team player and helped contribute to the up-skilling of two new developers who joined part-way through a project. Jordan also demonstrated strong technical communication skills to a variety of audiences through a number of presentations/technical introduction sessions in the Nice Real Time Solutions (RTS) Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tool which he and I presented, having had the opportunity to get certified in the same. He was particularly great at answering questions raised by the attendees, with his strong technical background in general coming in useful. He is keen to develop his technical skills further and is currently working on a NICE RTS development project, of which I'm sure he'd make a success as he usually does. To finish off, I'd happily recommend Jordan both in the technical sense and on a personal level.

I met Jordan during my second year at University and I instantly noticed his professionalism and drive to excel at his university work. He has always arrived on time for the University Powerlifting training sessions and been a key part to its development (both on and off the lifting platform). I was fortunate enough to study alongside Jordan during our final exams in the same building and this is where I seen the high level of detail he puts into his work. Work is always in on time and to the highest of standards. Jordan has also been keen on his self development, an example of this during our final year at university we took a trip to Manchester to an international jobs fair to learn about what oversee's employers look for in graduates in the UK. If you would like to know more about Jordan feel free to contact me please.

I worked with Jordan on the same team for about a year and a half, initially on the same project and later on a related project. The role required SQL (Sybase/T-SQL and Oracle DB) and Unix skills (common utilities, awk, sed etc.). His strong technical skills were immediately obvious and he was helped deliver complex solutions pretty early on in the project. In the second project he did some Perl scripting in addition. Not being someone to rest on his laurels, Jordan does a lot of training in his own time, in order to pick up new skills. He's also an excellent team player and helped contribute to the up-skilling of two new developers who joined part-way through a project. Jordan also demonstrated strong technical communication skills to a variety of audiences through a number of presentations/technical introduction sessions in the Nice Real Time Solutions (RTS) Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tool which he and I presented, having had the opportunity to get certified in the same. He was particularly great at answering questions raised by the attendees, with his strong technical background in general coming in useful. He is keen to develop his technical skills further and is currently working on a NICE RTS development project, of which I'm sure he'd make a success as he usually does. To finish off, I'd happily recommend Jordan both in the technical sense and on a personal level.

I met Jordan during my second year at University and I instantly noticed his professionalism and drive to excel at his university work. He has always arrived on time for the University Powerlifting training sessions and been a key part to its development (both on and off the lifting platform). I was fortunate enough to study alongside Jordan during our final exams in the same building and this is where I seen the high level of detail he puts into his work. Work is always in on time and to the highest of standards. Jordan has also been keen on his self development, an example of this during our final year at university we took a trip to Manchester to an international jobs fair to learn about what oversee's employers look for in graduates in the UK. If you would like to know more about Jordan feel free to contact me please.