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DACCA Architecture website home page with a gold architectural image

DACCA Architecture · Client

Website, CMS, and lower-cost infrastructure

Brief: Develop the DACCA Architecture website and content system.

Role: I developed the site and CMS, and designed the infrastructure and software architecture. Others designed the website and CMS layouts.

Delivery: Gatsby, React, Strapi, MongoDB, and Cloudinary.

Validated outcome: migration from paid VPS hosting to free-tier managed services reduced the firm's ongoing hosting costs.

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Builder Finders website home page with a modern house at dusk

Builder Finders · Client

Home page and shared creative direction

Brief: Establish the first home page and the visual direction for supporting pages.

Role: I designed and coded the home page in SvelteKit. I supervised two design interns, reviewed their supporting pages, and mentored them on web development.

Delivery: SvelteKit, Figma, and Adobe tools.

Result: a coded home page and a shared creative direction that the team could extend.

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Supporting experience

Useful evidence, not a résumé wall.

These projects show care around old systems, security problems, migration risk, and handover.

Enterprise Jira Cloud migration

I migrated three Clients from self-hosted Jira to Jira Cloud after maintenance and security problems made the old servers a liability.

The supplied migration tool did not support their Jira version, so I built a focused PowerShell and Node.js workflow.

Enterprise application maintenance

I delivered fixes across multi-service C# and .NET systems for Mott MacDonald and its Clients PECO and NJDOT.

This work included minor configuration for an Azure tenancy migration.

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