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I'm a computer scientist, with an emphasis on software & systems engineering. I specialise in and have a long-term background in C, C++, C# (including the Windows API), ASP .NET Core and others (including web-based technologies). I have worked with several IAM specifications, including SAML, SCIM & WS-Federation/WS-Trust. Throughout my career, I have built up experience in Agile working, User Interface (UI) design, User Experience (UX) design and other software development practices. I have a passion for performance & optimisation, efficient scalability, attention to detail and accessibility, as well as making use of new concepts and technologies. Some of my recent projects are listed below, including a ReactJS tree view component I am currently developing.

I am currently a software engineer at consumer finance company Wealthify, and Director at technology company SharpVNC Limited.

Some of my recent projects are listed below:

• ReactJS Nested List/Tree Component - a ReactJS & TypeScript nested list view / tree view like component for displaying nested or non-nested data.

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• SharpVNC - a .NET client & server implementation of the Remote Framebuffer Protocol (RFB). This will now be licensed proprietary for binary distributions only. SharpVNC remains the exclusive intellectual property of SharpVNC Limited (reg. number 14907913).
• Mirror Driver - Windows 2000 Display Driver Model (XDDM) mirror driver for the Graphics Device Interface (GDI) - written in C using WDK. In line with industry conventions, this is licensed proprietary for both binary and source distributions. SharpVNC remains the exclusive intellectual property of SharpVNC Limited (reg. number 14907913).
• Windows Credential Provider - a .NET Framework implementation for use in Windows 7 and above.
• Better Controls - a .NET 6 library that provides comprehensive wrappers of certain Windows API controls, where either the built-in wrappers are limited in functionality, or wrappers were never provided. These controls include Toolbar and Rebar, with full .NET 6 design-time support using the new client-server design-time bridge model.

Some of my other projects that are typically not feature complete, or don't intend to be finished, are listed below:

• ASP .NET Core - Meter Readings (Interview Task) - an interview task to provide an API interface to accept electricity/gas meter readings and persist to database. This task assumed part of a wider, more complete project.
• DapperExtensions - SQL - a small library written in C# that provides automatic & dynamic SQL query generation and where expressions around the Dapper ORM.
• Win32 GUI Calculator - intended to be a simple Win32 GUI calculator written in C++, but so far just various window creation routines.
• GDI Drawing - a .NET wrapper of the Graphics Device Interface (GDI) to enable high-performance, hardware accelerated drawing operations.
• .NET 6 Component Licensing - Replacement for .NET Framework's legacy component licensing infrastructure (which was not completely ported to .NET Core), which leverages the requirement that custom components must be distributed using NuGet.

During university, I worked on a number of industry projects that formed part of the assessment. Some of these are listed below:

• Ambulatory Care - Written in React Native and Java. This was a University industry project in a team of 5 working for the NHS to create a mobile application to aid cancer patients administering chemotherapy treatment from their home. It allowed for remote monitoring by doctors and other interactions.

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