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Fraser Hardy

Qudini co-founder (exited 2023). Startup interim/fractional CTO. Angel investor

Fraser Hardy is a seasoned professional with a robust background in Mobile application development, possessing extensive experience in building SaaS solutions from inception to international deployment, focusing on maintaining performance and security standards.

As the Co-founder and CTO of Qudini, Fraser played a pivotal role in providing global brands with top-notch software solutions to enhance customer experiences before the company was acquired by Verint Systems.

His expertise spans a wide array of technological domains, including Java, Android, iOS, AWS, ISO27001, Kubernetes, and React, enabling him to lead high performing engineering teams and adeptly tackle the scalability challenges faced by startups.

Fraser Hardy's educational journey includes a BSc in Computer Systems and Networks from the University of Plymouth, an MSc in Mobile Computing from London Metropolitan University, and studies at Cadbury Sixth Form College.

Throughout his career, Fraser held various key positions such as Fractional CTO & Startup advisor, Senior Director of Engineering at Verint, Co-Founder (CTO) at Qudini Ltd, and roles in organizations like Novoda, Skills Matter, and Freelance, showcasing his versatility and adaptability in diverse work environments.

Highlights

Jul 15 · linkedin

Have you had the chance to try the Apple Vision Pro? 🥽 I’d love to hear your thoughts!

I’ve been eager to experience the Vision Pro since its launch and finally had the opportunity during a demo at the Apple Store. Here are my first impressions: the demo and overall experience were absolutely stunning. Apple’s term “Spatial Computing” truly fits. The UX, utilizing only your eyes and minimal hand gestures, felt incredibly natural and intuitive. The immersive videos and environments made me forget my actual surroundings.

That said, it’s clear this is still an early and expensive piece of technology. I can’t justify the price tag right now, especially given the current limitations in size, weight, and battery life.

However, it offers an exciting glimpse into the future. I believe spatial computing will become mainstream once it’s more user-friendly for everyday use.

Demos are free at any Apple Store, so I highly recommend giving it a try!

Jun 18 · linkedin

In the early days of a startup, balancing customer feedback with a clear product vision is crucial. At Qudini, we focused on real-world testing with customers to refine our products quickly and effectively.

Managing technical debt was essential too. We integrated our technical and product roadmaps and allocated a fixed percentage of each sprint to technical debt, adjusting as needed. This approach ensured code quality and long-term sustainability.

By balancing immediate customer needs with long-term goals, we built a product that met real needs and set the stage for future growth. Read more about our approach in the full article:

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Kingston Upon Thames, England, United Kingdom