Experience

adapt

• Australia
• Business Intelligence Platforms
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Product Leader

  • Jan 2022 - Present

  ADAPT is a unique approach that takes your business from where it is now to where you want it to be. We do this using our dual approach: working closely with customers to implement our method, and providing a technology platform that enables them to embed good habits, accountability and transparency across the entire organisation.This role is about driving the development of our entire product - made up of our method, learning and technology development teams.

• Platform Leader, Technology

  • 2014 - Present

  This role is to lead the development of the technology platform. From development using TypeScript & C#, architectural design of the platform, cloud integration and providing a vision for the platform that meets the needs of our diverse customer base.

• Software Architect

  • Jan 2014 - Present

  Architecture, design & development of the embedADAPT technology platform.

• Lead Software Engineer

  • Jan 2014 - Present

  Architecture, design & development of the embedADAPT technology platform.



acQuire

• Australia
• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Principal Software Engineer

  • 2000 - Dec 2013

  I started in a team of three developing a thick client application for the mining industry. As part of this team, I led the development of the acQuire user interface and developed many of the components of acQuire that are still in use today. We were a highly productive team of three for 7-years working on this platform to make acQuire the premiere GIM solution in the mining space (it still is). A change in direction then led us to start work on a rewrite of our old MFC and C++ codebase into a more modern .Net ecosystem. Our team more than tripled in size as we embarked on a long journey to reimagine GIM software. Show less



Ericsson

• Sweden
• Telecommunications
• 700 & Above Employee

• Developer Test

  • 1999 - 2000

  This was a contract position as a developer testing the mail and messaging module for the R380 Smartphone (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ericsson_R380). This was the first smartphone, and way ahead of its time as the hardware and software were still playing catch-up to the ideas and concepts. It was an interesting experience working in the UK with teams in multiple locations throughout Sweden and the UK. This was a contract position as a developer testing the mail and messaging module for the R380 Smartphone (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ericsson_R380). This was the first smartphone, and way ahead of its time as the hardware and software were still playing catch-up to the ideas and concepts. It was an interesting experience working in the UK with teams in multiple locations throughout Sweden and the UK.



jTEC

• Perth, Australia

• Embedded Software Engineer

  • 1997 - 1999

  Embedded Engineer working on ATM based networking & communications platform. Wrote low-level assembly code to start up the custom designed hardware & OS, through to C++ controlling the SNMP, Ethernet bridging, E1->E2 transports. Embedded Engineer working on ATM based networking & communications platform. Wrote low-level assembly code to start up the custom designed hardware & OS, through to C++ controlling the SNMP, Ethernet bridging, E1->E2 transports.



Formulab

• Perth, Australia

• Software Engineer

  • 1996 - 1998

  Designed ISA & PCI cards for the PC to implement the company's "AI" technology. This included the board design, construction, written in assembly (for boot code) and C (for the application code). Worked on the Windows GUI for designing "programs" using the company's "AI" tech. (Note: The "AI" was eventually discredited as anything useful, which was a shame, but it was a great experience to work on so many technologies) Designed ISA & PCI cards for the PC to implement the company's "AI" technology. This included the board design, construction, written in assembly (for boot code) and C (for the application code). Worked on the Windows GUI for designing "programs" using the company's "AI" tech. (Note: The "AI" was eventually discredited as anything useful, which was a shame, but it was a great experience to work on so many technologies)