Harry
Miller

Designer and developer building considered digital products. Currently based in London — open to freelance.

StatusAvailable for freelance
LocationLondon, UK
StudyingMSc Applied AI, Warwick — Sep 2026
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My name is Harry Tiger Miller, I have independently designed, developed, and deployed 6 production business applications for clients, handling everything from architecture and payments to GDPR compliance. These applications cover systems such as e-commerce, live booking and informational sites, all of which are in the business section of this portfolio.

I recently graduated with First Class Honours in BSc Computing from the University of Portsmouth. I’m passionate about software engineering and its means of expressing creativity. I am eager to develop my skills, collaborate with experienced professionals, solve technical problems, and contribute to creating innovative software. My bachelor's degree is broad and covers different topics such as usability, software engineering, artificial intelligence, networks and databases. I work with Python, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL, HTML and CSS. I am currently studying MSc Applied AI at the University of Warwick.

Harry Miller
BSc Computing — University of Portsmouth
1st
Degree Class
4.00
Overall GPA
74.4%
Year 2 Average
70.0%
Year 3 Average
Year 2 Modules
User Experience Design and Implementation70%
Software Engineering Theory and Practice78%
3D Computer Graphics and Animation78%
Operating Systems and Internetworking81%
Database Principles70%
Business Information Systems Security70%
Year 3 Modules
Artificial Intelligence75%
Advanced Networks75%
Security and Cryptography80%
Usability Testing64%
Individual Project (Engineering)65%
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AZ-900
Azure Fundamentals
Microsoft · 2025
Completed on first attempt
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AZ-104
Azure Administrator
Microsoft · 2025
Completed on first attempt
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CLF-C02
AWS Cloud Practitioner
Amazon Web Services · 2025
Completed on first attempt
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I built a new portfolio as my recent work was better than my portfolio. Switching from Flutter to Next.js helped me to grow as a developer, and with a Masters and a pipeline of projects ahead, now felt like the right time for a cleaner foundation. I still believe the projects in my archive hold value and demonstrate my journey.