Tim Peat
Senior Software Developer at Ministry of Justice UK
England, United Kingdom
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Top SchoolTim Peat is a senior software developer and tech lead based in England with a long-running track record of building and scaling web applications across public sector and commercial domains. He combines consultancy experience running his own company with recent in-house roles at the Legal Aid Agency and the Ministry of Justice, delivering pragmatic solutions for complex, regulated environments. Tim’s background spans full-stack web development, APIs, e-commerce, GIS, CMS and bespoke business systems, reflecting an ability to move between user-facing features and backend architecture. Earlier career roles in campaign management and archaeology give him a rare mix of communication, research and stakeholder engagement skills that inform how he shapes technical solutions. Comfortable leading teams and shipping production software, he brings a methodical, policy-aware approach well suited to government technology programmes.
3 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
BSc(Hons) Environmental Archaeology, BSc(Hons) Environmental Archaeology at The University of EdinburghMA(Hons) Environment Development & Policy, MA(Hons) Environment Development & Policy at University of Sussex
French
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Github Skills (12)
nodejs8
omniauth8
cloud-platform8
mongodb8
typescript6
validators6
validation5
go5
apply5
datastore4
microservices3
laa-apply2
Programming languages (2)
Github contributions (5)
ministryofjustice/laa-criminal-applications-datastore
Dec 2022 - Mar 2025
Datastore microservice for LAA Criminal Applications
Contributions:186 reviews, 159 PRs, 210 pushes in 2 years 4 months
microservicemicroservicesdatastore
ministryofjustice/laa-review-criminal-legal-aid
Oct 2022 - Feb 2023
A service to review criminal legal aid applications
Contributions:522 reviews, 63 commits, 588 PRs in 4 months
aidnodejslegalreview
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