Digital shared services

Worked closely with the Digital Transformation Team in the Northern Ireland Civil Service to develop a set of re-usable shared services that could be used across the whole Civil Service. The programme of work has so far implemented Room Booking, Desk Booking, Appointment Booking, Secure Messaging , Payment Gateway, Identity, Tell Us , Rate It and SMS services. The services are actively being used by around 10000 users.
Shop local scheme
Worked with the Department of Economy to implement the Northern Ireland Spend Local Card Scheme. The project was taken from concept to production implementation in the space of 3 months and was responsible for successfully delivering over 1.2 million pre-payment cards to Northern Ireland citizens.

Jobs online

Worked with the Department of Communities to implement a new Jobs portal which allows Job seekers to apply online for opportunities posted by Employers. The project lasted 12 months and required the development of 3 key services the JobApplyNI portal for Job seekers to apply for opportunities, a portal to allow employers to actively manage and publish their job opportunities and an administrative portal to allow the Department of Communities team to manage the application portals.
Decol
DAERA Export Certificates OnLine (DECOL) allows exporters of Products of Animal Origin to apply for an Export Health Certificate (EHC) issued by Vets or Environmental Health Officers (EHO). The project was delivered as part of a BREXIT programme of work to extremely aggressive timescales, it required the development of a Digital Portal to allow Northern Ireland exporters to apply for their Health Certificates and receive them in time for exporting their products. To date the portal has issued over 33000 health certificates and has become a critical system in sustaining the commercial interests of Northern Ireland exporters.

The victims payments board redress scheme

Worked with the Department of Justice and the Victims Payment Board to implement a Digital Online Service to allow victims to make an application for redress payments. The service required the development of an online portal for Solicitors to manage redress applications on behalf of victims, an online portal for victims who chose to apply for themselves and a case management system to allow the Victims Payment Board to manage the cases through to issuing payments. The project was delivered on time and to budget and has allowed the scheme to process applications in a safe and secure manner.