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Full Stack Developer London £525/Day Years of Experience: 10+ Latest Contract: Javascript / PHP Developer at a Top National Organisation Full Stack Developer London £525/day Years of experience: 10+ Latest contract: JavaScript / PHP Developer at a Top National Organisation. Professional Profile: • Full stack developer, JavaScript Developer, MEAN Stack Developer, LAMP Stack Developer • Solid, commercial, hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge of various web technologies with focus on the LAMP and MEAN stack (JavaScript). • Service Oriented Architecture, REST API, solid OOP, CMS, CRM systems, design patterns, Test Driven Development (TDD), BDD, Agile, Scrum, Kanban, Continues Integration • PHP: 10 years of experience in PHP, Zend Framework (ZF1, ZF2), Doctrine2 (ORM), PHPUnit (TDD), Behat (BDD), Mink (Selenium) • Javascript: MEAN (MongoDB, Express, Angular, Node.js), Task runners (Grunt, Gulp), Bower, RequireJS, TDD & BDD (jasmine, karma, protractor) • DB: MySQL (Percona, MariaDB), MSSQL, MongoDB, ElasticSearch • Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, AngularJS, vanilla JavaScript, jQuery, Twitter Bootstrap, LESS, SASS • Misc: Amazon Web Services (AWS), git, git-flow, github, vagrant, docker, Jenkins, CI, CD • Experience in working in Agile environments. Strong experience in technical, business/system analysis and system design. Strong problem solving. Solid understanding of the full development life cycle Creation Recruitment | 01179 298 243 | www.creationrecruitment.co.uk Relevant Experience: Top National Organisation – Contract Javascript/PHP Developer November 2015 – present Greenfield MVP Case Management for 4000 local orgaisation offices. Techstack and environment: • Env: docker, Amazon AWS, REST API, PHP backend, javascript frontend, Mysql, ElasticSearch, TDD, E2E BDD tests, Continues Integration, Agile • Front-Javascript: Node.js, AngularJS, Gulp (later Grunt), Twitter Boostrap, GDS UI, bower, karma, jasmine, protractor • Backend-PHP: REST API, PHP, Apache, nginx, composer, Laravel5, Lumen, ElasticSearch, PHPUnit Valtech Ltd – Contract Senior fullstack Software Developer December 2013 – September 2015 Working within an Agile Environment to deliver the Enforcement part of the new MOT Test System for the UK Government. We was using LAMP stack + some javascript/nodeJS Techstack and environment: • Linux, PHP 5.5, MySQL 5.6, MariaDB 5.6, NoSQL, ElasticSearch, Caching strategy, MySQL Performance, PHP Performance, Zend Framework 2, Doctrine 2, RESTful API, vagrant, Jenkins, Pair Programming, xDebug • Agile, JIRA, GitLab, GIT, Gitflow, TDD, BDD, PHPUnit, Wiki, refactoring • Node.js, CI, Jenkins, grunt, AWS, Selenium SilverDoor Ltd /Travel/ – Contract Team Leader/ PHP Senior Software Developer June 2013 – December 2013 SilverDoor is Europe's leading independent serviced apartment agency representing serviced apartments globally. With 13 years' experience, they continuously provide over 100,000 serviced apartments in more than 366 business centres in over 65 countries Techstack and environment: • Linux, PHP 5.5, MySQL 5.1, MariaDB 5.5, SugarCRM CE 6.5 • DevOps: Caching strategy, MySQL Performance, PHP Performance, Creation Recruitment | 01179 298 243 | www.creationrecruitment.co.uk • Agile, JIRA, Bitbucket, GIT, TDD, PHPUnit, Wiki ctoring Datix Ltd /Healthcare/ – Permanent Software Developer March 2012 – June 2013 Datix, a Sunday Times Tech Track 100 company, is the leading supplier of software for Patient Safety, Risk Management, incident and adverse event reporting, which is used by the majority of the National Health Service in the UK, also by healthcare providers in Canada, and recently by the Department of Defense in the USA. DATIX's achievements are also recognised by a Queen's Award for Enterprise and Innovation. My job at the company was to design and implement new modules (OO PHP5), working throughout the whole lifecycle including requirements analysis, specifications, planning, implementation and supporting the test team and help desk. Designing and implementing complex functionality. Working on R&D projects in order to find and introduce new technologies and methods to the company and the software development itself. Refactoring. Techstack and environment: • PHP 5.4, MS SQL, HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery, Prototype, • Custom MVC Framework, Zend Framework, • Agile, JIRA, FishEye, Perforce, GIT, TDD, PHPUnit, Jenkins, Sonar, Wiki KredytExpert LTD /Finance/ – Freelance project May 2012 – May 2013 Kredyt Expert Ltd (https://www.kredytexpert.co.uk) is a leading mortgage and credit adviser for Polish society in London and UK. My work included: In one year time, I designed advertising and lead generation strategy, created a company website, landing pages for SEO, AdWords and mailing. After that, second part of work was to created a CRM system to coupe with leads and applications. Techstack and environment: • PHP 5.4, MySQL, Redis, APC, memcached, WorkBench, nginx, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Twitter Bootstrap, DataTables.net, • Google Analitycs API, Google Maps API, Google Contacts API, Google Callendar API, VoIP API, Google Charts API • Custom MVC Framework, Zend Framework, • Agile, JIRA, BitBucket, GIT, documentation • Lead Generation, Mailing, SEO, AdWords, Google Analitycs Creation Recruitment | 01179 298 243 | www.creationrecruitment.co.uk SmartPR Sp. z o.o., Poland /PR and Interactive digital agency/ – CTO / Tech Lead December 2009 – February 2012 • Managing a small IT department, recruitment of new employees, team leading, project management, risk management, cost calculation, overall control on the project budget, resources, scope and schedule, building, motivating and empowering the project team • Collected requirements, plan the architecture and led the implementation of agency projects based on LAMP Stack Techstack and environment: • PHP 5, MySQL, HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery • Magento CE • Custom MVC Framework, Zend Framework, • Lead Generation, Mailing, SEO, AdWords, Google Analitycs BrainJuice Group, Poland /PR and Interactive digital agency/ – Team Leader/ Senior Developer June 2008 – September 2009 analyze project requirements, project development, design and developing database systems in MySQL, programming in PHP, web development (XHTML, CSS, AJAX, JS) Techstack and environment: • PHP 5, MySQL, HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery • Custom MVC Framework, Zend Framework • Magento CE Inetmedia S.C. /digital agency/ - PHP Developer - May 2007 – June 2008 Insignia /digital agency/ - SEO/SEM Specialist - December 2005 – May 2007 Education and training: 2006 – 2009 Computer science, 6 units, WSZiB, Krakow, Poland 2004 – 2005 Computer science, 2 units, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland Languages: Polish – native • English – very good Creation Recruitment | 01179 298 243 | www.creationrecruitment.co.uk .
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