[For Hire] Actionscript 3 Developer (technical not design)

[Joony]

I am an Actionscript developer with over 9 years commercial experience. Some of the companies/agencies I've worked for include:
Carlsberg
Mars
Nissan
Sony Ericsson
Saatchi & Saatchi
TBWA

Coming from a Computer Science background I am not a designer, but a highly knowledgeable programmer. Rapid development methodologies are part of my everyday working life. If your problem is technical and complex, then I can offer a solution.

I work well as: part of a larger team; a pair programming partner/mentor; team lead; architect/manager.

I am also available as a speaker or as a consultant on projects or to help build/expand/train a team.

For more information, contact me on jonathanmcallister [plus] freelance [at] gmail [dot] com

Joony

[lelales]

I was having trouble with some fairly complex Flash code. Actually I had given up trying to make it work and given up on the forums for help. Fortunately, Jooney took the project on and completed it in less than a day. He's a really nice guy and great to work with.

-Sean

[jonathanmiles]

Wow Joony you've worked for all those mega high profile companies!
I'm very impressed. Just out of interest how much is your standard
hourly rate?

Jonathan
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[Joony]

Back in action. Just finished a 3 month contract for LBi working on a large isometric game using OpenSpace/SmartFox and PureMVC.

For hire again.

[Bingman67]

Hi, Joony. You were nice enough to reply to a post I made earlier and I appreciate that. I tried to send this to you privately, but I don't have enough posts.

I'm working on a simple Flash slideshow file where the only requirement is that the viewer must listen to the entire audio narration for each slide before advancing to the next slide. I've got it partly figured out, but I'm not a programmer, so I'm having issues.

What would you charge to finish this off for me or even just consulting? After wrestling with this, I'd love to see how a real pro approaches it.

Thanks....