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Andrew Tweddle started his career as an Operations Researcher, but made the switch to programming in 1997. His current programming passions are Powershell and WPF.
He has worked for one of the "big 4" banks in South Africa as a software team lead and an architect, at a Dynamics CRM consultancy and is currently an architect at Dariel Solutions working on software for a leading private hospital network.
Before that he spent 7 years at SQR Software in Pietermaritzburg, where he was responsible for the resource planning and budgeting module in CanePro, their flagship product for the sugar industry.
He enjoys writing utilities to streamline the software development and deployment process. He believes Powershell is a killer app for doing this.
Andrew is a board game geek (see www.boardgamegeek.com) with a collection of over 190 games! He also enjoys digital photography, camping and solving puzzles - especially Mathematics problems.
His Myers-Briggs personality profile is INTJ.
He lives with his wife, Claire and his daughters Lauren and Catherine in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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