Martha Aldridge Email & Phone Number

Swindon, Uk

A mix of projects including private airline cockpit tablet design, autism-focused e-learning systems, nanoscale microscope control systems and ML applications, and healthcare systems on a consultancy basis. My involvement runs heavily from context building and research, into regulatory and ethics issues and into build guidance and monitoring. Most recent clients include University of Bristol Physics, Amberlight Partners, UC Berkeley, and CX Partners.

London, United Kingdom

Coaching digital transformation projects for UK government and enterprise.

London, United Kingdom

Service design and digital transformation leadership principally for the UK government.

Bristol, United Kingdom

Coaching, evangelisation and visioning activities for HP Labs.

Bristol, United Kingdom

Responsible for end-to-end delivery of large-scale, multi-project client engagements. This includes developing appropriate methodologies, maintaining a strategic overview across multiple projects and supporting junior staff in delivery of work.

Oxford, United Kingdom

UX and IA consultancy across a range of e-content delivery, e-learning and e-commerce platforms in a SCRUM environment.

Oxford, United Kingdom

UCD consultant for early years e-learning applications, games and e-content delivery platforms. Also provided SCRUM guidance, process creation advice and project troubleshooting.

Didcot, United Kingdom

Responsible for design and build of feature components in the UK's largest learning platform and virtual learning environment (VLE) in a full SCRUM setting. Management of offshore development teams. Engaged in process improvement for improving code and UI consistency across products.

Didcot, United Kingdom

Responsible for design and development of a large data-driven web application. Responsible for establishing user need for iterative releases and implementing those in ASP.NET 2.0 and the ASP.NET AJAX library. Updated the site to provide DDA AAA Compliance. Performed database optimisation to enable a more scalable solution.

Southampton, United Kingdom

Designing a hardware and software solution for children's practical music learning using analogue musical instruments, bluetooth and audio signal processing for input, and providing feedback to individuals using image processing techniques.