Richard has over 15 years' experience as a software architect. Richard graduated in Computer Science at Cambridge University in 1992 and founded Codeface in 1999. Richard is currently training for his first marathon in 2010 and recently completed a 10Km race dressed as Spiderman.
Andy graduated in Computer Systems Engineering from Warwick University in 1992. After a stint on the Dell e-Commerce website he co-founded MXMG in 2000, where he oversaw projects ranging from AI text messaging through to mission critical workflow systems. Andy leads a secret life as a rock star in The Dials, and edits The Bum Note Club.
Danny graduated in Physics in 1998 from University College London. He then spent a year as a research assistant at the University before joining a large technical consultancy firm where he
built up several years of web development and technical problem solving experience.
Danny has been working with Richard and Andy since 2004.
After working part time for Codecentre throughout his degree in Computer Science with Intelligent Systems at Sussex University, we're pleased to report that Daniel is joining us as a full time employee in 2010. Daniel won the Student Radio Association's 2009 Technical Innovation Award for the URFOnline website.
Greg graduated in Computer Science from Cornell University in 2004. He did various internships with IBM, honing his Java skills before moving to Brighton to study for a doctorate at Sussex University in weird robotics stuff that we don't really understand. He's been working with Richard and Andy since 2007, doing all kinds of Java and Ruby on Rails wizardry.
