Senior
Java Developer/Web Master; AspectJ, C, PHP, JSP, J#, HTML, Javascript,
CSS in Unix&Win32 using Tomcat, Apache, Eclipse, Ant.
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Fifteen
years experience, company Director
for last seven.
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BSc 2:1 Hons
Computer Science.
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Available
for contract work in London in Java developer/team lead/technical project management
positions as well as client facing roles including proposal generation and requirement capture.
Previous positions include Reading Room, LastMinute.com, BZW, BT and GEC.
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| Name |
Phil Hanchet |
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| DOB |
6th Feb 1968 |
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| Postal Address |
PO Box 39281 Blackheath
London SE3 9WY |
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| Email |
Phil@Hanchet.com |
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| Tel,Fax,Int'l |
0845 260 1064, 0871 250 1064, 0044 20 8318 5938 |
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| Education |
University of Kent
At Canterbury (BSc Hons) |
Oct 89-Jun 92 |
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GEC Accelerated
Apprenticeship (HNC) |
Oct 86-Jun 89 |
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Westcliff High For
Boys Grammar School (To A Level) |
Oct 79-Jun 86 |
| Qualifications |
BSc Hons Computer
Science (2:1) |
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HNC Electrical and
Electronic Engineering (Merit) |
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A Level Physics |
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8 O levels inc.
Maths and English |
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Career Summary
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April 00 - present day:
Director of One Stop Web Systems
Ltd, a software house specializing in Java application development
and outsourcing of SME's internet requirements (Part
Time Webmaster Service, Mail-shots,
SEO & ecommerce, PHP
development etc.).
Over the seven years that the
company has been growing, my role has changed from 100% Java development
to encompass all aspects of running a small organization; accounts, tax,
invoicing and bookkeeping, sales and marketing, design inception, specification
and implementation, server build & maintenance, LAN configuration and
machine and server management (build/backups etc.).
The main result of six years
development is a thousand+ class Java library of increasingly well-tested
and generic code that allows us to rapidly build and deploy on line systems
and to accurately quote for new work.
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| Nov 2007 - Feb 2008:
Technical Project Manager for Reading
Room Ltd, Soho. My roles were to problem solve on the technical side
of multiple projects of up to £400k value, manage individual projects and
staff, provide input into process (from version control to deployment) and
assist with the creation of ITTs PQQs and proposals for public sector work.
I worked in a client-facing position, including attending pitches and requirements
gathering workshops on an international basis. Resigned on good terms to
return to freelancing on Feb 18th 08. |
| Feb 2007 - Nov 2007:
Java Developer for RiverrunSystems.co.uk
Ltd, London. Aside from development and support of a Java-based options
and futures trading system, (specifically using AspectJ to gather performance
statistics across the system, and Javolution to improve throughput and responsiveness),
I was responsible for the generation of new business leads in the public
sector. |
| Oct 99 - April 00: Senior
Developer for Lastminute.com's new version of their high throughput ecommerce
system. The role was to design and implement the new middle tier in a migration
from a two-tier to a three-tier architecture, implemented using ATG's Dynamo
Application server over an Informix database. The role was focused on caching
strategies, data feeds (e.g. Pegasus) and use of the middle layer to optimize
query performance. As Senior Developer in the early days of the project,
I had diverse responsibilities including product assessment; mid and low
level design, machine configuration, training and team leadership responsibilities.
The team grew to over a hundred strong. Three month contract, renewed. |
| Oct 97 - Oct 99: three
six month contracts, in the UK and US, developing a power utility billing
system in Java / CORBA / NT, followed by a permanent job offer in San Diego. |
| Oct 95 - Oct 97: Developer
at BZW, a Merchant Bank and market leader in the City of London, developing
and supporting their GILTS trading system. |
| I joined BZW from British Telecom,
where I had worked as a Management Professional implementing or managing
medium scale projects (6 to 18 months) destined for the intelligent network.
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| Before BT, I spent three years
at the University of Kent, gaining a 2:1 hons degree in Computer Science.
I was sponsored through the degree by GEC, to whom I returned every break
for placement work. GEC had employed me straight from school, age 19, first
as an accelerated apprentice (2 years intensive training instead of four),
and once I had completed my HNC in Electronics & Computing, as a wireman,
and then as a Software Engineer, prototyping imaging systems for later production. |
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