Lewis is one of our Solutions Architects and works on a range of projects for a number of our clients. He has responsibility for our Foundations web application development platform, contributes to the DevOps aspects of the project lifecycle, provides input into the sales and business development processes, and provides training to developers and analysts.
Lewis joined PDMS in February 2001 as a trainee developer. His time at PDMS has seen him move to developer, lead developer, software development manager, and now solutions architect roles. This gives him a unique insight into our long-lived client systems. He has an interest in the recruitment and training of junior developers, and line manages a number of our developers. Lewis is closely involved in a number of our active platform developments, including SignedUp, TraderTap, Digital Signing and MARIS.
In his spare time, Lewis is a keen fell runner and is often found in the Manx hills. He has a BSc (Hons) from Swansea University, an MA from University of Plymouth and a PhD from the University of Liverpool. He holds a Microsoft MCSD qualification in Software Development.
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Year Joined 2001
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Special talent Running up and down very steep hills
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Daily caffeine intake 400mg
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Lewis Veale's Activity
Modernisation without disruption: Four ways to revitalise legacy applications
Lewis Veale shares four ways you can modernise and revitalise legacy systems and applications without disruption, ensuring efficiency and continued operations
Why you should Keep It Simple, Stupid!
Solution Architect, Lewis Veale, covers the Keep It Simple, Stupid (KISS) principle and how it is applied to UX design and software development with real-world examples.