Portfolio - Johnathan Guy

Name: Johnathan Guy

Alma Mater: University of Nottingham

Degree: BSc Computer Science with Year in Industry

Classification: 1st Class

Email: [email protected]

Phone: (+44) 7752842471

Technology Experience

HTML
CSS
Bootstrap
JavaScript
- React Native
- React JS
- Angular JS
- Vue JS
Python
PHP/AJAX

Tools and Software

AWS
- EC2
- Lambda
- API Gateway
- DynamoDB
Docker
Node JS
RESTful APIs
MATLAB

About me

A friendly, hardworking and motivated computer science graduate, currently working as a frontend software engineer for a large multinational firm in London, where I am a part of the team that created and maintains the Nissan Car Configurator.

During my time at university I've taken opportunities to expand my knowledge and abilities wherever they have presented themselves. Most notably, I have completed a development internship and a year in industry, as well as a final year dissertation relating to quantum computers; the first two of these providing insight also into the financial sphere, with the latter giving me a broader range of expertise.

I am willing and capable of working in an area vastly different to my previous experience, or those aligned closely to it, and am open to any opportunities that present me with an environment in which I can grow.

Industry Experience

A short summary of my most relevant industry roles (more detail available on LinkedIn or my CV - click here to download it).

Publicis Sapient

I am currently employed by Publicis Sapient, where I work as a frontend engineer on their account with Nissan, wherein I am part of the team that created and maintains the Nissan Car Configurator, amongst other technologies and pages of their site.

Bravura Solutions (UK)

I worked with Bravura Solutions as part of their Innovation Lab team to develop and maintain both a web application and a React Native mobile application. During my time here, I gained experience with AWS and Docker, alongside other tools such as Node JS.

Kalby

Kalby are a start-up firm based in the Ingenuity Lab on the University of Nottingham's Jubilee Campus. I worked here for four months, wherein I was part of their frontend development team, helping to create components for the e-commerce site they were creating