In this role I led the Retail Client Engineering team, servicing several million pounds worth of contracts across a global client list.

• I implemented A/B testing and analytics tools, and advised on best practices.
• I mentored and trained team members, as well as clients and new engineers.
• I was heavily involved with many projects beyond my day to day, including going on salespitches, building extra internal tooling, and helping to organise meetups.

I started this role with a focus on product managing the developer experience, I later moved into the role of managing email abandonment, social proof, and user management.

• I researched the technical feasibility and business potential of different ideas, before presenting them to senior management, including C-level.
• I dealt with pressure from many different stakeholders with competing priorities.

I came to AND wanting to gain experience in a range of technical skills as well as expand my methods of management and coaching.

• At Costa I acted as a lead full-stack engineer on a greenfield React/AEM project, planning the architecture of how the frontend, backend, and external API services would all come together.
• I worked closely with the AEM Lead and other team members to plan each stage of the project and get the most out of all technologies involved.

This project, working with Avon, combined several greenfield React applications to create three PWAs and one serverside generated web page, all of which were generated using a component library ontop of a configuration API.

• The goal of this project was to create a scalable application that, with a few API changes, could be rolled out at scale to different markets with new layouts and translations.
• As Tech Lead on this project I was involved in technology and architecture choices as well as defining best practice and ways of working across all teams involved in the project. We initially had a heavily junior team, and a key focus of early stages was to train and mentor these developers while not losing delivery momentum.