David Parker is an OTT Product Lead and full-stack JavaScript engineer with 12 years of experience designing scalable streaming systems and consumer-facing UIs from Yokohama. He blends a graphic design background with strong Node.js and TypeScript expertise to deliver accessible, high-performance frontends and resilient backend microservices that scaled an OTT platform from 2M to 30M MAUs. At Friend MTS he led forensic watermarking for live sports, built a reusable React component library, containerised services on AWS, and introduced centralised observability and CI/CD with Terraform/CloudFormation. He values test automation, documentation and design systems, and has hands-on open-source experience improving tools like BBC’s Wraith by adding site spidering and cross-platform fixes. Comfortable bridging product, design and DevOps, he turns complex streaming and analytics needs into pragmatic, auditable solutions.
12 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Foundation, Layout Design, Typography, Photography, Printing, Design., Foundation, Layout Design, Typography, Photography, Printing, Design. at Kent Institute of Art & Design
BA(Hons), Graphic Art & Design, BA(Hons), Graphic Art & Design at Leeds Metropolitan University
A Level, Fine Art, A Level, Fine Art at Astor College of the Arts.
Contributions summary:David primarily focused on enhancing the functionality of the `wraith` tool, specifically addressing compatibility issues with Windows file structures and implementing automated website spidering capabilities. They introduced a spidering feature using the Anemone library to crawl and generate site paths for comparison. In addition, the user also made adjustments to image processing functionalities and updated commenting.
Contributions:13 commits, 8 pushes, 3 branches in 1 year 6 months
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