Allen Firth

Allen Firth has extensive work experience as a senior consultant developer, architect, analyst programmer, and CTO.

Their recent role as a Senior Consultant Developer at Digiterre involves contract work.

At Clifford Chance, they worked as a Senior Consultant Developer and played a crucial role in migrating the existing team from ASP.NET MVC to Angular and ASP.

In their previous role at CodeStream Systems, Allen served as an Architect/Developer and worked on projects such as SPAR - DataLake & Reporting System. Their responsibilities included replicating operational data into a central Azure Sql Server data lake and building API endpoints using C# and ASP.NET WebApi.

As the CTO at SMEasy Business Software, Allen coordinated and managed all technical aspects of the online accounting package startup. Allen provided technical insight to the board, led the development team, and oversaw system architecture and development.

During their time at Digiterre, Allen worked as an Analyst Programmer and introduced agile practices into the development team at M & G Investments. Allen incorporated continuous integration and automated tests to streamline the development process.

Allen also has experience as an Analyst Programmer at Man Investments, BritInsurance, and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. In these roles, they worked on systems integration, policy management systems, and contact/event management systems.

Early in their career, Allen worked as a Senior Software Developer at The Development House.

Overall, Allen Firth has a diverse background in software development, architecture, and technical leadership across various industries.

Allen Firth completed their education at the University of South Africa/Universiteit van Suid-Afrika from 1999 to 2004. Allen earned a Bachelor's degree (BCom) with a focus on Informatics & Business Management. Furthermore, they obtained additional certifications such as Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD) from Microsoft in October 2000 and Microsoft Certified Professional in August 2000.