
Codaba
Developed a collaboration platform where all European countries can manage their defense capabilities.
Initially intended for a single project, but at a later stage proved to be interesting for multiple divisions in the agency, which resulted in integrating all of these.
Exporting functionality to Word and Excel has been implemented, as well as generation of statistics and reports.
All data is indexed in Elastic Search, providing a powerful search functionality across different departments.
Setup an automated flow for all applications in the agency using TeamCity and Octopus Deploy.
Introduced Jira to organise all IT work inside the agency and provide helpdesk capabilities to support all employees.
Technologies: C# 4.5, MVC, Kendo UI, Entity Framework, SQL Server, Elastic Search, Hangfire, Unity, TFS, TeamCity, Octopus Deploy, Jira, Confluence.
What they said

David did an exceptional job on the recent project. Customer focused, forward thinking and knowledgeable colleague. If you need a professional to do a job, make sure you have David doing that job.

David Cumps developed the Collaborative Database (CODABA), an application for sharing information on military capability development for EDA participating Member States. He shows an excellent understanding of requirements and proofed effective in his approach to implement complex business needs in a very user-friendly way. With his efficient development skills he does not only deliver in time and budget but provides solutions that go far beyond what was originally envisaged.

I can recommend David as a person with great experience and deep knowledge of modern solutions. David has a broad background in IT and is able to help anyone because of this. I strongly endorse David, his skill makes him view solutions instead of problems.
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