Work, in reverse.
Eight roles over fifteen years — voice infrastructure, network architecture, leadership, and a brief but formative spell at the front of an Apple store. Listed newest first. The current role is marked.
2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ ├───── Poynton Workmens ──────┤ ├Apple┤ ├──── Nexbridge ───┤ ├─ Wonderful ─┤ ├── TruSIP ──┤ ├Cnx┤ ├CloudCall┤ ├─ RocketPhone ▶
Head of Telephony Engineering — RocketPhone.ai
Leading telephony engineering in the voice-intelligence space — PSTN, GSM/LTE, Teams and enterprise voice integrations. WebRTC media path, SIP carrier interconnects, observability and the kind of dial-tone reliability nobody notices until it goes.
Principal Telephony Engineer — CloudCall
Architected voice for an AIM-listed cloud telephony platform — multi-region carriers, recording at scale, the bridge work between CRM and the PSTN.
Head of SIP — Connex One
Took the SIP function from a single Asterisk box to multi-DC, multi-carrier delivery. Stood up monitoring, runbooks and the on-call rotation.
Senior Voice Developer — TruSIP
Asterisk, Kamailio and the PHP that holds a wholesale SIP business together. Built the customer portal everyone still uses.
Network Architect & Voice Full-Stack — Nexbridge Communications
Five years of doing all of it — racks and routers, IP voice, customer-facing tooling, on-call. Where most of my carrier-grade instincts were forged.
Operations Director & Lead Developer — Wonderful Organisation
Ran the operations side of a fundraising platform — and wrote the platform that ran it. Tight loop between product and ops.
IS&T Operations Administrator — Poynton Workmens Club
The kind of part-time role where you end up rewiring the building. Started at sixteen. Taught me to do more with very little.
Specialist — Apple
Front-of-house at the Trafford store. Where I learnt to talk to people about technology without losing them in the jargon.
Stack & expertise.
# aggregated across every role above (113 distinct skills)