Over the last few years I've worked on 2 different projects with Electrolux. The first project was working with the path to purchase team, developing features for all Electrolux and AEG ecommerce markets across EMEA. 
This was site used Vue2 and Vuex as the javascript framework.

More recently I've been working on a rearchitecture project which is a React and Next micro front end.

On both projects I have been a senior developer, working on features as well as leading other front end developers across multiple timezones, reviewing pull requests across the entire project, developed and updated front end coding standards and architecture guidelines.

Electrolux

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Alongside the hotspot development I was the lead developer working on the new BT Wi-fi website which was launched September 2019.

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BT Wi-fi

They recently had a rebrand and required a completely new website to go with the rebrand. The website is built on Kentico CMS and I led the development of the front end templates and style guide. I then worked alongside a partner agency who developed the back end.

Institute of Cancer Research

This website was created to showcase the new brand created for Landsec to internal and external stakeholders. The site is a static site with lots of information on the brand including animations detailing how to create different layouts and icons and calculators for font sizes. For a brand guideline site it is fun and interesting. 

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Landsec Brand

Having rebranded to M&C Saatchi Performance they wanted a new website that showed there new brand and tone of voice. The site is a custom Wordpress theme which has been created to allow M&C Saatchi Performance to target their 3 main global regions (APEC, Americas and EMEA) with different content. I lead the project working with other developers and designers as well as being involved in client meetings.