b"J OHN L EWIS\n\n+64 (0)21 183 5531\nmrjohnlewis@me.com\n\nProject & product manager\n\nAuckland, NZ\n\nSummary\nI've experienced a large range of digital roles in my career, from start-up to corporate, product to\nservices, design to development, employee to founder, and everything in between.\nThis diverse experience, gained in industries such as financial services and FMCG, means I understand\nand care about every stage of a project's development and have the skill set to deliver and manage\nsuccessful projects. I'm driven by results and want to work with a team that aspires to be and deliver\nthe best, not just good enough.\nRecently returned to New Zealand, I'm looking to work for an innovative company with people who\nare talented at what they do.\n\nSkills\nPROJECT MANAGEMENT\nExperienced Agile/Scrum practitioner\nPRINCE2 Foundation certified\nUse a consultative management style to ensure team is delivering what is necessary\nAbility to build strong professional relationships key for stakeholder management\nClear understanding of expectations in a delivery context\nDetailed planning skills, experienced with MS Project, OmniPlan, SmartSheet\nAbility to thrive off problem solving in high pressure situations\nTECHNICAL\nExperience with numerous technical environments and systems, including SharePoint, SDL\nTridion, Wordpress, Adobe CQ5\nBackground in front-end development, experienced with HTML, CSS, Javascript\nExperience with native iOS and Android app projects, as well as responsive and adaptive\nmobile web experiences\nManaging test processes, functional testing, writing test scripts, UAT, penetration testing\nWorking knowledge of meeting accessibility standards, WCAG 2.0\nVISUAL:\nExtensive background designing experiences for the web and mobile, UX, prototyping, IA,\nformal user testing\nProficient with Adobe suite of programmes, Photoshop, Fireworks, Illustrator\nCOMMUNICATION & MARKETING\nConfident presenter, completed a Toastmasters course and have presented at conferences and\nindustry gatherings\nExtensive experience with results driven email marketing campaigns and online community\nmanagement\nManaging internal and external community assets: forums, blog, social networking presences\n\n\x0cEmployment\nBARCLAYS BANK\n\nMay 2013 - October 2015\n\nSenior Project Manager (Contract) - London, UK\n\nDelivered multiple global transform projects on Barclays' SharePoint and Wordpress platforms\nfor the Bank's 145,000 employees\nManagement of dispersed stakeholders and vendors in US, EMEA, India and Asia\nIndustry recognised project work, 2015 Gold Award winner in the StepTwo Intranet Innovation\nAwards, Bronze Winner in the 2015 LPI Learning Technologies Award\n\nSAPIENTNITRO\n\nNovember 2012 - April 2013\n\nSenior Project Manager (Contract) - London, UK\nWorking on the Royal Bank of Scotland account at SapientNitro\n\nProject managed the design and UX track of transformation project for RBS/NatWest retail\nbank sites\nRan agile methodology with large UX & design team, in tandem with key client stakeholders\n\nTHE FOOTBALL LEAGUE\nTechnical Project Manager (Contract) - London, UK\n\nSeptember 2011 - September 2012\n\nMultimillion pound transformation redevelopment of the Football League Interactive network\n86 club websites, mobile sites and apps, video-on-demand product serving millions of visitors\nevery month\nStrong stakeholder management, including all 86 club partners in addition to internal\nstakeholders\nLed the technical and user experience critical evaluation of the new platform\nStrong vendor management dealing with multiple third parties and off-shore teams\n\nOGILVY ONE\nSenior Project Manager (Contract) - London, UK\n\nMay 2011 - September 2011\n\nWorked on the global Unilever account\nManaging UX track of Unilever's corporate website and localised country sites\n\nOTHERMEDIA\nProject Manager - London, UK\n\nOctober 2009 - March 2011\n\nManaged day-to-day relationships with a number of ecommerce clients at different stages in\ntheir project lifecycle\nProject managed the company's single largest account\nRan projects with multidisciplinary teams\nFulfilled account management and support roles for my clients\nClients included: Paul Smith, Football League, Hornby Hobbies, Ecover, Imperial College\nUnion\n\n\x0cPONOKO\n\nJune 2007 - May 2009\n\nCommunity Manager - Wellington, New Zealand\n\nResponsible for the Ponoko community, consistently managed to turn customers around from\nunhappy assassins to raving fans\nExecuting online marketing campaigns - driving user signups and sales\nParticipating in the user experience design and development team\n\nINTERGEN\n\nApril 2005 - June 2007\n\nInteractive Specialist - Wellington, New Zealand\n\nResponsible for the front end development team, championing the New Zealand Government\nWeb Guidelines within the company\nManaged team resourcing, aided pre-sales efforts\n\nIVISION\n\nFeb 2002 - April 2005\n\nManaging Director - Dunedin, New Zealand\n\nFounded company in 2002. Continuously developed the business, from its core message to its\nproduct mix to its client list resulting in sustained year on year growth of 40% for 3 years\n\nSYNAPTIC\n\nFeb 2004 - April 2005\n\nBusiness Operations Manager - Dunedin, New Zealand\n\nHelped found the company and seek start-up capital. Worked to solidify the business systems,\nhelping to roll out the then largest wireless internet network in Dunedin\n\nEVSL\nTechnical Director - Dunedin, New Zealand\n\nMarch 2003 - April 2005\n\nEVSL was formed as a spin-off of a successful iVISION project where the company ran the first\nsuccessful attempt at online tertiary students' association elections in New Zealand\n\nEducation\nUNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, SCHOOL OF BUSINESS\n\n2000-2003\n\nBachelor of Commerce - Dunedin, New Zealand\nMajor in Marketing Management, Minor in Information Science\n\nVolunteer Experience\nUNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, IT STRATEGY BOARD\n\n2003\n\nUndergraduate Representative - Dunedin, New Zealand\nHelped to represent student views on the University's IT Strategy Board, owners of one New\nZealand's largest networks with a multi-million dollar budget and several thousand terminals"