Set-up, management, running and development of Digi Nut, a digital media company specialising in web site design, web development, web application development, data driven web sites and e-commerce solutions. Working with a network of company's and providers. See www.digi-nut.co.uk for more information.

Head of Development for a small but busy agency in the heart of Covent Garden. Role covers all aspects of development, online communication and technical implementation. The role also encompasses a large project management element, working closely with diverse clients from a range of industries. I continue to work with Carbon on a freelance basis. Main clients: Interoute, Alexander Mann, Akamai, IRCA, The Child Bereavement Trust.

To plan, manage and execute a broad range of technical projects and marketing solutions including online communications, data capture and retention, web sites, smart/rich clients and web applications (.NET framework). A client-facing role from the initial concept through to completion managing the full life cycle of a project from resource planning and system integration to budgetary concerns. Main client: Microsoft.

To lead, manage and deliver a range of projects over a number of platforms and technologies, on time and to budget. Technical writing, budget estimates, project plans and client proposals. Managing client expectations and first point of contact/technical lead for projects, both when ran solely by Start or as part of collaboration between a number of companies. Platforms include web, mobile, and digital TV. The role was split between project management and hands-on development. The in-house Content Management System was Immediacy. Main clients: Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Mobile, Royal Mail, USwitch, BBC, thetrainline.com.

Dual role working on the award-winning telegraph.co.uk web site and other intranet, extranet and stand alone micro sites. Second role, Account Manager, included managing numerous clients using the Telegraph online advertising system.

Time at Phonelink started with a placement year during university in 1996. Main responsibilities during this time included updating of the commerce catalogue, writing marketing documents and proposals, working with the software developers and writing the catalogue front-end scripts. The Account Management position, once graduated, involved managing client expectations, liasing with technical team and Project Managers, writing client briefs and creating technical proposals. The placement year was an excellent working introduction to Internet technology and proprietary software development. During my final year at university I was contracted by Phonelink to work on various web-based projects, which helped to cement this experience. Main clients: Kays, Dunn & Bradstreet, The AA.