Adam Cutting Email & Phone Number

Chelmsford, England, United Kingdom

Although my position has progressed in title, there's nothing I enjoy more than digging my teeth into a clients challenge. I often ask (no matter how audacious the request might sound) what a client would really like to be able to see and do with their data. When I have an understanding of what they would like to achieve, I really am able to offer my full.

As our clients grew, a new team was created with the focus on offering a full end to end solution for clients to help with their analytics and marketing needs. My role continued to focus on helping to find solutions for complex data models, being involved in the project from the initial consultation and continuing to actively work on the project until the.

Chelmsford, United Kingdom

As Data HQ expanded, I hired and managed a team which covered all IT and data aspects of the business. I continued to be hands on with jobs and clients whilst also relishing the opportunity to help develop the team around me. I took the lead on managing the technical aspects for clients where the focus was on a complete insight and marketing solution.

The opportunity to focus more on the data aspect of the business presented itself, which I was happy to dig my teeth into. My job function became more focused on working with client databases (in all of their glorious varieties!). During this 7 year stint I was working closely with our larger clients and helping them to utilise and improve their customer.

I started working for Data HQ in 2006, taking on a job that was a junior position supporting the general IT/networking issues across the business and also helping the data team to fulfill requirements. My role was really varied day to day, from pulling apart computers, to building/cleansing databases. I really enjoyed the variety of work I was doing and.

As soon as my college course ended, I was eager to start earning a salary that lasted more than two days. My cousin was working as a teacher training consultant and said that they were hiring for the role. The job title sounded fancy and his description of the job peaked my interest. The role was working on behalf of the Training and Development Agency.

Aside from a paper round, this was my first proper job. I worked 13 hours a week, split over 3 evening shifts to help fund my social life whilst in college. By Sunday each week, my weekly pay had been exhausted on the weekend activities. I think my presence was generally appreciated - although my not in my job role, I became the go-to person for technical.

Information Communication Technology

After completing my GCSE's at school, I had decided that I really want to pursue a course more intensively focused on IT, rather than a.

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