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Dylan Currey

Software developer. C# / .NET / T-SQL. Legacy modernisation, self-hosting.

Role
Developer
Employer
razorblue
Experience
6 years (since 2020)
Location
Middlesbrough, GB
Interests
LARP, blacksmithing, 3D printing, vintage audio formats
Links
Status
Experimenting with AI
Dylan Currey

00 / Experience

2020 – present

razorblue

Support, maintain and develop a large legacy C++ ERP system as part of a small agile team.

Redeveloping it in C# and .NET so it integrates more easily with other services.

Focus on maintainability, behaviour-driven development and unit testing.

Regular standups, task estimation and reporting to the project manager.

Day-to-day stack: C#, .NET, T-SQL, Blazor and Docker.

Ongoing

Self-Hosting

Self-hosted services, deployed with GitOps (Docker Compose via Portainer). Not this site, which is on GitHub Pages.

Runs Gitea (Git), Audiobookshelf (audiobooks) and Immich (photos).

Personal DevOps environment running Jenkins and SonarQube against my own repositories. Experimenting here has helped identify CI/CD changes that could boost efficiency at work.

Evaluating log aggregation (Seq vs Grafana/Loki) for professional use.

Public access via Cloudflare and a reverse proxy with automatic SSL.

Private services are reached over a Headscale VPN. Headscale is a self-hosted version of Tailscale, which links devices directly (peer-to-peer) into a private network without exposing them to the internet.

2019

Syski (Project)

Winner of the ExpoTalent TechART (Technical Artefact) Award, 2019.

University team project: a system management and monitoring suite built by an agile team. It has a C# API, a Windows/Linux monitor and an Android app in Java.

01 / About

I am a Developer at razorblue, mainly working on supporting and redeveloping a legacy ERP system.

In my spare time, I LARP, try to blacksmith, 3D print, listen to music on old audio formats, and self-host interesting projects.

02 / Skills