At Accolite, I received training in Java, Spring Boot, Typescript, Angular, HTML, CSS, Agile, and Git.
As an Accolite consultant, I work full-time within an Agile team at Morgan Stanley, working on internal web applications
built with Java and Typescript as a full stack developer.
Within this role I have found particular joy in UI design, designing many new features all the way from the wireframing to implementation.
I am involved in multiple internal UX/UI Community groups and guilds, and run meetings myself for a small cross-team group that meet to share UI
knowledge and offer help to those with less experience.
Within my own team, I've introduced Figma as a wireframing tool, which has significantly improved our design process. I've also worked a lot
on consolidating our existing UI to acheive consistency across what had become a sprawling application in both code implementation and design style.
I am proud to be known as a thorough Code Reviewer, and enjoy the way this brings a team together to discuss best practices.
As a freelance Sound Designer I have created sound and music for performance artist
Stacy Makishi
including her performances
Malama Maki,
Proud Marys, and
The Church of Latter Day Sinners.
I have also worked as Sound Designer for the Theatre Companies
Cardboard Citizens and
Just Add Milk on productions such as
Digging Deep, and
Who Cares.
In podcasting and audiobooks, I worked as the audio producer on the award winning audiobook
Brilliant White Peaks, and the podcast
PyDataMCR which focuses on open-source data tooling and doubled as a way to indulge my tech interests.
Focused on the technical side of audio design. Designed interactive audio experiences, and used C++ to design audio plugins. My dissertation project: Designing Physical Sound Interactions.
Focused on performance art and experimental forms of theatre. This route led me into experimental sound art, and designing procedural sound systems for the stage.