Andrew Ray

Andrew "Jimmy" Ray has extensive work experience in the field of Android development. Andrew "Jimmy" started their career as an Android App Developer at Jimmy Ray Studios in 2010 and also worked as a Software Tester at Sony Computer Entertainment Europe for a contract position.

Andrew "Jimmy" then moved on to become a Lead Software Engineer at The Liverpool Office where they led various projects on different platforms and worked across disciplines such as back end Android services, Android native code, Javascript website platforms, and game development.

Afterward, Andrew worked as a Lead Android Developer at Crosby Associates Ltd, where they created bespoke data-driven corporate and consumer native Android applications. Andrew "Jimmy" also worked on projects that involved iOS and web apps integration.

Following that, they worked at ao.com as a Senior Software Engineer (Android), where they built the AO App from scratch and successfully launched it in multiple countries.

Andrew "Jimmy" then joined Barclays UK as a Lead Android Developer (AVP) where they played a key role in re-architecting a massive legacy app and implementing best practices.

In 2019, Andrew joined N Brown Group as a Senior Android Developer, where they were responsible for re-engineering and developing a successful prototype platform.

Currently, Andrew is working at Auto Trader UK as a Principal Android Developer. In this role, they mentor and supports developers of all levels, runs training sessions, and manages developers and architecture for a bespoke BFF system. Andrew "Jimmy" is also involved in leading cross-functional teams and solving complex issues.

Overall, Andrew "Jimmy" Ray has demonstrated their expertise in Android development through their various roles in different companies.

Andrew "Jimmy" Ray attended Southport College from 2004 to 2006, where they earned a BTEC National Diploma in IT Practitioners with a focus on Computing & Programming. Andrew "Jimmy" then went on to study at Staffordshire University from 2006 to 2010, where they obtained a First Class Honours BSc degree in Computer Games Design and Programming.