Senior software developer • builder • mentor
I'm Andrew, a senior software developer helping teams design, modernise, and ship dependable digital products. I care about clear systems, thoughtful teams, and the next interesting idea.
A considered collection of projects, questions, and things I'm learning in public.
About Andrew
With over 25 years of experience, I combine deep technical expertise with a passion for solving complex challenges. I excel in guiding teams through the full software development lifecycle, leveraging technologies like JavaScript, Next.js, and .NET to deliver high-quality solutions.
As both a Senior Developer and Agile Scrum Master, I have a proven track record of leading high-performing teams, optimising workflows, and delivering projects on time and with precision. My approach blends strong technical skills with Agile best practices to ensure adaptability, continuous improvement, and rapid delivery.
Driven by a continuous learning mindset, I stay ahead of industry trends, embracing new tools and methodologies to create impactful, future-ready solutions.
Selected work
A product taking shape at the intersection of aviation, weather, and better decisions.
Work In Progress / 2026
WxCoPilot is an aviation weather and flight decision tool for UK student and private pilots, combining a 7-day Flyability Score, automated go/no-go recommendations, and quick checks for upcoming flights and lessons.
How I work
“Make it clear enough to change, and solid enough to trust.”
A simple standard for software, teams, and the things I choose to spend time on.
Outside the editor
The interests that keep the work fresh, the perspective wide, and the calendar occasionally full of surprises.
Learning to fly and working towards an NPPL. The best reminder that progress is made one careful lesson at a time.
Read the journal02Following the edges of what is becoming possible, especially where AI, product thinking, and craft meet.
Explore technology03Making room for people early in their careers to ask better questions and find their own stride.
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