This role is accountable for establishing a coherent strategy for organizing, governing, analyzing, and deploying MetService’s information assets. The aim is to * identify the data assets which includes to establishment of metadata practices, * select the appropriate store which allows to persist data in a structure and location that supports easy, shared access and processing* provision data in a way that it can be reused and shared together with rules and access guidelines for the data* govern the data by establishing, managing and communicating information policies and mechanisms foreffective data usage.

Title change to recognise the significant software development portion of the team.

As manager Forecasting Research I lead, motivate, and manage a team of highly skilled Research and Senior Scientists. The team is well respected within the company for its high quality output and delivering as agreed. The research project management is not part of the job description but I put my knowledge and skills to use so that the administrative part of research can be kept to an efficient minimum. Developing and agreeing with the business units on a program of research and building and communicating R&D road maps is another of my skills and tasks that are beyond the duties of a front-line manager. Architecting the research infrastructure environment and the automated forecasting systems and making the team more effective is just another of my extra contributions to the companies growth.

I was responsible for research, development and implementation of automated probabilistic forecasts by using advanced statistical methods. I lead and managed significant projects and was awarded for my contributions a few times, in particular for the work that lead to the acquisition of a couple of very big customers for MetService.

Autonomous scientific work and accomplishment of research tasks in the field of tomographic imaging, as well as the generation of innovations, monitoring and analysis of trends and the self-education in the field of work. I was promoted to a Senior Scientist just under four years, created 64 invention disclosures and 28 patents, 16 conference contributions, and 4 peer-reviewed journal papers.