While at Line, I worked on a range of different projects, from the DADI Award winning Digital Podge 2009 website, to large parts of the AEGON UK, including all of the AEGON Tennis mini-site.

I was also involved with the moderately high-traffic Edinburgh International Film Festival, large brochure site, Ski Independence, and the now defunct Tickall, a system for selling RFID tickets for events.

At Line I was responsible for most of the non-trivial front-end work, and occasionally the Information Architecture of websites.

Originally employed as a Java developer, I was involved in building financial applications for IFAs; clients included Scottish Widows, Prudential, & Standard Life. Later on I was given the opportunity to change the way the company worked, and was instrumental in moving the company from an ageing, proprietary PHP framework to Django.

After the switch, I worked on many Django sites, including a rebuild of Lettingweb.

Between my third, and fourth years at university, Sun selected me for an internship at their Colorado campus, where I spent most of my time working on Java web-applications for internal customers, and completed the Sun Certification for Java Programmers (SCJP 1.4).