Responsible statistician for Northern Ireland Controlled Drugs Reconciliation Project. Statistical modeller and data visualisation designer for the Northern Ireland Pharmacy Needs Assessment.

Working on Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS) Human Resource Statistics and the NICS Staff Survey.

I am a freelance research consultant offering bespoke project management and metadata generation services to clients within the field of audiovisual archiving. Non-broadcast archives are a speciality and I have recently developed a novel metadata schema for the cataloguing of off-air television recordings.My most significant project to date has involved the preservation and cataloguing of early domestic videotape recordings from the archives of the Ulster University, which was funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland’s Archive Scheme.

Between 2010 and 2015, I provided technical and archival advice to the television archive division of UTV Media, one of the UK's Channel 3 franchisees. My role included providing guidance on preservation strategies, advising on project funding sources and assisting programme makers who wished to utilise archive footage in the station's productions.

Thesis: "The impact of archival silences on historical narratives surrounding Ulster Television (UTV)"In this role, I conducted a major academic research project into the interface between archival holdings and historiography in the field of television. My responsibilities included budgeting, project management and stakeholder relations.The project had a heavy focus on the identification, recovery and restoration of ‘lost’ archival content and it resulted in the recovery of more than 150 previously missing British television programmes.My findings have been presented to major academic conferences including a symposium held by International Federation of Television Archives.