Peter Slight

Govix is a technology company building on AI. We hold the intelligence, not your data.

Sonic Trio is a digital consultancy I founded in 2011. We work with organisations who need senior technical leadership, custom development, and clear thinking about complex problems. Clients have included Guardian News Media, Unicef UK, HarperCollins, Just Eat, Tesco, and Kantar. We bring honesty, craft, and accountability.

Sonic Trio working with 101 Ways on a number of technical projects for clients that include Tesco PLC, Just Eat, LSL, LMS and Sparkol.

Co-founded digital agency Anti-Theatre with Ben Ladusans, taking it from kitchen-table freelance work to campaigns for global organisations including UnicefUK, National Rail, Barclays, and the Royal College of Arts. Delivered applications, educational tools, data-driven interactives, and websites. Many projects built on Umbraco CMS, chosen for its flexibility across budgets from local start-ups to multinationals. Built in our office - Sites, interactives and educational tools for global brands. * Soccer Aid - Unicef UK * Unicef's Halloween Ball. * 7.org - Unicef UK & David Beckham * Wheels for change - Barclays & Unicef UK * Mathematics Interactive Educational Tools - HarperCollins * Mathematics Educational Songs & Videos - HarperCollins * Curating Contemporary Art website - Royal College of Arts * Two Together interactive campaign - National Rail & the Guardian Built in the back of a hair salon - Sites built for people and companies who come via recommendations. * The Model Agency * Premier Model Skin * LilyMalia Hair & Coffee * Rooftop Kitchen * Smiths Hairdressers (soho) * Kate Noble Photography * Park Crescent Conference Centre * Patch Media * Bark & Whistle * The Model Search Built at the kitchen table - Umbraco CMS sites for people we'd been introduced to. * Huggy Ragnarsson * Best Behaviour School for Dogs * Premier Model Management Group Built on the sofa - Custom built sites for people we had known a while. * Monkey Love Records * Badhap * Dabbrook * Richard Holmes Photography

Following my job at Faceparty, while trying to build a client base for Anti-Theatre, I contracted at agencies developing on their various client projects. * EDF Energy - Educational site build * Dominos UK - Framework and site upgrade * UK Government - API and data services for children's interactive game * Kantar - Multi-language site build with data driven interactives

faceparty was an early example of a social network and in 2005 was the UK's 4th busiest websites. At it's peak, it served over 57 Million page impressions per day, with 30,000 database transactions per second and 100MB per second firewall throughput – even after 90% offload with Akamai's CDN. Technical team member covering all aspects of the team from infrastructure, architecture design and development (all layers). As apart of the early stages of the company's growth meant I was involved in any part where the company required it.

Although an intern, I had to apply to projects in the same way permanent members of staff would. Project delivery included : * System integration for Ford with Land Rover * Systems Audit with Warranty Holdings * Internal intranet development for Automotive division

3rd Year was an internship at Logica working in the automotive division. - See employment details. For my dissertation (final year project) I developed a program which adjusted the p.c’s graphic equaliser to suit the details the operator would enter about a room.