Summary
Vic Trodd is a Full Stack Developer with nine years of hands-on experience and a focus on engineering information systems, currently working on CERN’s PLM platform in Geneva. A final-year BSc Interactive Media student at the University of York, he blends web, app and game-development sensibilities to build user-focused, scalable tools for complex engineering workflows. Having completed a 14-month placement at CERN before returning as a full-time developer, he brings institutional knowledge of PLM processes and a practical knack for shipping reliable features in regulated, collaborative environments. Comfortable across front- and back-end stacks, he pairs technical fluency with an appreciation for digital culture and media technologies, which helps him translate specialist requirements into intuitive interfaces.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
BSc Interactive Media with a Placement Year, BSc Interactive Media with a Placement Year at University of York