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London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

Design and User Experience (Government Department)- large, enterprise, agile environment- facilitate design workshops with client stakeholders- produce range of deliverables, including personas, storyboards, wireframes, sitemap, use cases and data dictionary- prepare prototypes for usability testing and incorporated feedback into design process- manage weekly, intra-team 'surgeries' to facilitate knowledge transferUser Experience (Public Body)- work as part of two man UX team for new national operational system- produce UX deliverable templates, including strategy, timelines, wireframes, sitemap- attend client workshops to facilitate site-wide user experience- review UX deliverables produced by design team- produce Axure demos and present to all levels of client stakeholder- manage team of seven to produce Axure prototypes for training

Woking, United Kingdom

Website Product Tester (DCSF)- ensured that built webpages met visual and functional design deliverables, raising defects as required- tested agreed list of accessibility guidelines (WCAG) had been met site-wideImplementation Manager (HMRC)- responsible for managing up to six implementations at any one time- organise, lead and minute client meetings with business and technology stakeholders, to understand implementation requirements- produce implementation schedules and receive all necessary sign-offs- act as single point of contact during implementations to ensure all stakeholders were kept updatedFramework PMO (DCSF)- monitor OJEU opportunities and produce weekly pipeline report for senior management- manage and track contract sign-off- generate monthly invoices for 30+ contracts, including reviews of project time and expenses

茨城県猿島郡境町

English teacher at elementary schools in a town which was trialling weekly English classes for all ages at elementary schools, as part of a University Study. English has since become mandatory at higher grades of elementary schools across Japan.Responsibilities included- creating lesson plans, preparing materials and delivering up to 18 classes a week, across the 6-12 age group- presenting demonstration classes to members of the Japanese Board of Education, University Professors and neighbouring teachers- helping to update curriculum based on classroom experiences- mentoring new teachers, on both the professional and personal aspects of living and teaching in Japan