Andrew Jutton
Practice Director Modern Application Development
Haywards Heath, England, United Kingdom
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Top SchoolAndrew Jutton is a seasoned technology leader with 12 years of experience driving large-scale application modernisation and cloud-native transformation across retail, hospitality, manufacturing and finance. As Global Practice Director for Modern Application Development at Ensono he shapes strategies that modernise mainframes and replatform ecommerce to cloud-first, microservices architectures, having previously led Next’s Azure migration as Chief Architect. He combines deep hands-on architecture skills—identity and access management, high-throughput ecommerce services that handled hundreds of millions of requests during peak events—with proven delivery leadership across complex, multi-tenant systems. Known for turning legacy estates into maintainable, business-focused platforms, he balances technical rigour with pragmatic governance and cross-sector impact. Based in Haywards Heath, he pairs academic foundation (First-class BA, University of Brighton) with a track record of solving high-scale authentication and checkout challenges. Colleagues describe him as a strategic thinker who still dives into design details to ensure modernisation delivers measurable business value.
12 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
1st class, BA in Computing & Information Systems, 1st class, BA in Computing & Information Systems at University of Brighton
Github Skills (6)
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Github contributions (3)
AndrewJutton/nodejs-gravatar
Aug 2013 - Dec 2013
Contributions:8 commits in 4 months
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AndrewJutton/mongo-logr
Sep 2013 - Oct 2013
Contributions:6 commits in 8 days
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