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Brian Mcneil is listed as Photographer and troublemaker at Edinburgh Resurrectionists at Wikimedia Foundation, a with 694 employees, based in Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at wikinewsie.org and a matched LinkedIn profile for Brian Mcneil.
Brian Mcneil previously worked as Photographer and other stuff at Edinburgh Resurrectionists and Wikinewsie at Wikimedia Foundation. Brian Mcneil holds Systems Analysis from Control Data Centre, Leith Edinburgh.
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Qualified (ISEB-equivalent) Business and Systems Analyst with 25+ years in an extensive range of IT roles. Comfortable dealing with mainframe systems through to PCs and mobile devices. Experience in all aspects of systems & software design, development, delivery, support and maintenance. Experienced in translating business and legislative requirements into design specifications; provision of quality documentation, and delivery of competently-tested software.Have worked on full life-cycle of a range of software products, mainly in software house environments; but, with considerable experience working on-site and dealing with all levels of client staff. Adept at manage expectations of deliverables; this encompassing new implementations, customisation of pre-existing systems, integration with third-party software, legacy systems and commerical off-the-shelf products.As an intellectual hobby, have taken a great deal of interest in Wiki. Among other points in this hold respected and trusted position on the Wikinews project and as such been sponsored to attend and present at Wikimania 2008 in Alexandria, Egypt; participated in the 'Wiki Loves the European Parliament' project in Strasbourg, and scheduled to attend the 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China. Additionally, have assisted in setting up two regularly-run university courses where students are required to contribute to Wikinews for course credit and co-authored academic paper on the benefits of Wikinews.As a Wikinews contributor written in-excess of 100 reports/articles. Numerous are now featured content - so much so that I'm the main contributor of such on-project.Specialties: Systems Analysis, Journalism, Web 2.0, website administration and customer technical support.
Listed skills include Wikis, Troubleshooting, Web Development, Web 2.0, and 46 others.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Just a little art project...
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A volunteer contributor, promoted by the community to a senior level. Responsible for management of access rights, review of submissions, contributing author on a substantial number of the project's featured articles.Wikinews is the news-based sister project to Wikipedia.To much of the community, I am the 'de-facto' chief editor on-project.I've guided the project through implementation of an independent editorial review process; liaised with Google News to see this accepted for their news indexIn working more closely with the Wikimedia Foundation, I've assisted managing queries from the press and public; handled several input streams for their online support and enquiries service; and, presented on Wikinews at one of their annual conferences in Alexandria.At present, along with one of the professors from the University of Wollongong, I'm involved in assessing the suitability of Wikinews as a platform for use in journalism education with student work exposed to a broad reader base. This is intended to lead on to video-based news-reporting via Wikinews, and I am in the initial stages of learning to use a range of tools for this.Below are links to samples of my work on Wikinews.* http://tinyurl.com/a-portrait-of-Scotland* http://tinyurl.com/ACLU-EFF-vs-US-secret-orders* http://tinyurl.com/Listening-to-you-at-last* http://tinyurl.com/Homs-Feb9-video
United Kingdom
Transferred to GENBAND with their acquisition of C3C (then-rebranded as GENView Provisioning Portals). Mainly telecommuted, but working one week per-month at GENBAND's UK offices in Maidenhead.Left due to redundancy; this the result of a key customer's decision to re-tender their contract following product acquisition, with significant changes to requirements.
Leith, Edinburgh
Initially taken on by Ventraq, and trained as a specialist on their C3C provisioning client. Involved with structured, and unstructured, QA testing of ongoing developments to extend VoIP support within the product. Served as primary support contact for British Telecom's (BT) use of the product.Transferred to GENBAND with their acquisition of C3C (then-rebranded as GENView Provisioning Portals).
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Technical support, billing resolution, fault resolution and initial setup for consumer broadband customers. Duties expanded to include providing initial fault diagnosis, troubleshooting on fixed-line telephony services, and liasing with BT Openreach.Left due to redundancy, having been elected to serve as employee representative for 150+ staff for the duration of the consultation process.Served as an elected staff representative during the redundancy negotiations and discussion process.
Started with the UK division working on a package upgrade. Moved to Belgium based and did on-site work for a wide variety of clients. Chemicals, Food, Pharmaceuticals, and Government sectors. Particularly enjoyed free chocolates at GuyLian (the seashell praline makers).Eventually settled into work-at-home package development. Involved in some Sarbanes Oxley work and other audit trail improvements.Departed company following change from Ross Systems to CDC software (takeover by China Dot Com and laying off of majority of technical consultants/staff).
Brief break from Ross/CDC to work for this client of theirs.Involved in analysis, design, and development of enhancements to the manufacturing modules of their ERP system.Did not accept final contract extension due to bi-weekly 5-hour+ commute and extended time away from family.
My first real IT job - started as Trainee programmerGained experience on IBM Mainframes (MVS TSO JCL COBOL)Developed Mailsort+ package which we sold to the bank we bought mainframe time off (then calculated one run of the software saved them more money than we charged).Got exposure, and a liking for, Digital/DEC/Compaq OpenVMS machines. Learned basic C and DCL.Moved to company's burgeoning GEMBASE development team, worked on early GSM/Cellphone billing and management software.Left to become freelance
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Brian Mcneil works for Wikimedia Foundation.
Brian Mcneil is listed as Photographer and troublemaker at Edinburgh Resurrectionists at Wikimedia Foundation.
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Brian Mcneil is based in Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom while working with Wikimedia Foundation.
Brian Mcneil has worked for Edinburgh Resurrectionists, Wikimedia Foundation, Genband, Ventraq, Inc., and Sykes.
Brian Mcneil's colleagues at Wikimedia Foundation include Adenike Bakare, Evelyn Mwangi, Lucy Iwuala, Sandra Hust, and Chen Almog.
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Brian Mcneil holds Systems Analysis from Control Data Centre, Leith Edinburgh.
Brian Mcneil is listed with skills including Wikis, Troubleshooting, Web Development, Web 2.0, Html, Social Media, Linux, and Analysis.
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