Mark C.

Mark C. has extensive work experience in software development, with a focus on .NET technology. Mark started their career at Tikit in 2000 as a Senior Software Developer, where they were responsible for providing content management systems to the legal profession. Mark worked on the design and development of the Know-How System.

In 2006, Mark joined Education Leeds as a .NET Software Developer and was involved in specifying, designing, and developing a school standards assessment and reporting system.

From 2008 to 2009, Mark worked as a .NET Software Developer at NHS Manchester, where they developed a web-based executive dashboard for performance assessment and KPI reporting.

Also in 2008, Mark worked at NHS Bradford Districts Clinical Commissioning Group as a .NET Software Developer. Mark researched, designed, prototyped, and developed a RIA website for pharmacies to log interactions with drug users.

In 2010, Mark worked as a .NET Software Developer at Smart421, where they developed an intranet brokerage system for a global insurance company.

From 2011 to 2011, Mark was a .NET Software Developer at twentysix, where they contributed to the delivery of various websites at a busy digital agency.

Mark joined Minster Law in 2012 as a .NET Software Developer and was involved in delivering an in-house claim management system for call center operators and fee earners.

From 2013 to 2015, Mark worked as a .NET, Dynamics CRM, and ADX Studio Software Developer at Higher Education Academy. Mark was responsible for developing and customizing an enterprise CRM and an e-commerce web portal.

In 2015, Mark became a .NET Software Developer (Contractor) at cap hpi. Mark was part of an agile development team working on a quality control system for capturing complex automotive data.

Finally, in 2017, Mark joined StarCompliance as a Senior Developer, where they continue to contribute their expertise in software development.

Mark C. completed their Bachelor's Degree in Geography at the University of Leicester from 1992 to 1995. Following that, they pursued a Master's Degree in Computer Software Engineering at the University of Nottingham from 1995 to 1996.