I was born in Brighton, England; the same year that Intel released the world's first microprocessor and the Stones had a UK number 1 with Brown Sugar.

I started developing software in the summer of 82, at computer-camp on a PDP-11, a year before i got my C=64 and started down the road I find myself on today.

For the last 20 years, I've lived in Singapore, where I founded Mikoishi, am independent video-game studio, developing titles for mobile and console platforms.

I'm currently the founder of KWL (Know Whats Loved), a software company that develops data analytics solutions for the music industry.

I began my career at CERN, the birthplace of the World Wide Web. At CERN, I oversaw the various Unix operating system reference platforms used at CERN and for a time, info.cern.ch, the world's first web server.

Please feel free to contact me via LinkedIn.