Jamie Lievesley

OpenRad (formerly Biotronics 3D) is a prominent UK-based developer of medical imaging and radiology systems; such as RIS, PACS, Viewer, Patient Portal and Teleradiology, via their OpenRad Cloud product. The application - operating in many countries worldwide, including NHS trusts, serving over 5 million studies yearly - utilises HL7 and DICOM standards technology.

On the web, I cater to the entire eco-system. From front-end design and deployment, to back end scripting and information systems. I am proficient in HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. Daily, I work with Typescript, React, LessCSS, MobX and Bootstrap on the front-end; .Net, NodeJS and SQL Server on the backend. I also may use PHP, NodeJS, Python, SASS, MySQL and Apache Server technologies. I can use various build tools; such as Yarn, NPM, Webpack, Git, SVN, Grunt and more.

Websites I develop always use modern design ideologies, such as Google's Material Design, with clean, colour-coordinated interfaces that look good, whilst being designed with ergonomics at the core. Responsive design and accessibility are key. I have a basic understanding of enterprise-level, cloud systems, including Azure and Hadoop.

Specialising in C# and Java for desktop, but with experience in Python, Pascal and more, I produce cross-platform polished software. These skills also carry over to Android for development with mobile technologies.

My Honours project, entitled "Implementing an Electronic Student Self-Service Attendance System for University Classrooms and Lectures", aims to replace outdated paper-based class register with an electronic, networked check-in process. This uses a Raspberry Pi device hooked up to an RFID card reader for scanning student cards and, alternatively, a bluetooth transceiver for detecting student mobile devices. For this, I succeeded and received an A+ grade.