Paul Seviour

Background

About Paul Seviour

I have over 15 years experience working in IT, having left college to work for AOL's Technical Services at the age of 19. As time has progressed the technology industry has developed and I have always had an enthusiastic interest in developing with it. Ten years ago it was flash based websites using HTML4 and CSS2, today it's mobile applications. I have chosen to work with iOS and the Xcode SDK as I find the results you can obtain using this platform to be the most satisfying. I also have an interest in developing web based mobile apps, but for me, iOS is the leading operating system and the one that I choose to develop myself on for the future. I have very recently released the latest version of my app, The Wound Care Notebook, version 2.1.1. This version irons out a few bugs that were discovered after the release of 2.1 in November 2015, there were a few small suggestions that were fed back to me, which I implemented after some thought. Overall there is little that is of note, but it makes for a more seamless user experience. Something that is of great importance if you want users to keep using your software. Please search for The Wound Care Notebook in the App Store, and feel free to download it, or even better recommend it to medical practitioners who may benefit from using it. This is effectively my CV for my skills as a developer, which I am more than happy to go into more depth with if required. Having come to the end of this project, with only a few elements remaining before I release version 2.2, I am now looking to begin a new project, either independently or as part of a collaborative team. The idea of working in a team is of great interest to me, as I believe I would thrive under the right environment, and be a great asset as I have unwavering enthusiasm for development and everything involved with it. If you think my skill set could be of value to you then I would be delighted to hear from you.