Angela Relle Email & Phone Number

Exeter, England, United Kingdom

Solutions Architect working in the Future of Operational Meteorology programme and heading up the Meteorological Applications tribe.DDaT role - Lead Technical Architect

Devon, England, United Kingdom

Leading agile teams of developers and testers to develop, deliver, support and maintain web based services both for people who need to make decisions based on the weather and for operational meteorologists to create products that help customers make those decisions.Designing architecture and solutions for these services both on AWS Cloud and on premise that are secure and affordable.Collaborating with product owners, user experience experts, service owners, users and others outside the delivery team to make sure that we are delivering business benefit and fulfilling user needs.Line managing those in my team, helping them to realise their potential and making sure that they are motivated and supported.Encouraging best practice and adaptability, leading by example.

Development of enterprise applications for aviation and marine customers using Java, JSP and relational databases,Writing rich internet applications using Flex/ActionScript, for both customers and meteorologists. Designer and lead developer for Generic Map Viewer, a Flex component used in more than a dozen of our offerings for over 6 years, allowing interactive map components to be added to Flex apps and easily configured to display and animate different weather layers, along with point or polygon features, map legends and data retrieval tools.Fourth line support for applications written in team and by sister teams, and support of the development platform.Coaching and mentoring other developers, particularly in test driven development and the Robotlegs framework for ActionScript.Technical reviewer for the ActionScript Developer's Guide to Robotlegs O'Reilly book by Joel Hooks and Stray (Lindsey Fallow) Worked with Met Office scientists, DFID and the Environment Agency to develop a Google Earth animation of climate change impacts for the then Prime Minister, Gordon Brown and Google Outreach. Presented my work at the 2008 London Google Developer Day.

Support and development of scientific visualisation software (mostly PV-WAVE)Updated library to support both big-endian and little-endian binary data when our desktop estate moved from HP-UX to Linux.Programming advice and training, regularly teaching a PV-WAVE course for scientists of varying levels of programming expertise.

Worked in a variety of departments learning to maintain and repair electronic broadcast equipment to component level