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London Gatwick Airport, England, United Kingdom

SME for CAA cyber security UK spaceflight regulatory and licensing requirements. Manage entities and determine regulatory compliance (GRC) with cyber security requirements and make recommendations for approval or rejection of spaceflight activities, products, or services.CAA Skyline board member tasked with advising and guiding the CAA Executive Committee (ExCo), led by the CEO on the organisation's direction and development.

Supporting and collectively guiding the council along with the undertaking of reviews following breaches in ethics by member organisations.

Advisory team member of the Cyber Helpline assisting the organisation in its drive to support victims of cyber crimes. The role draws on my previous investigative experiences.

Guildford, England, United Kingdom

Consulting on information and cyber security risk and threat assessment across the business. Collaborating with project and business teams to complete threat and risk assessments for business change activities. Assess and re-evaluate legacy risks. Manage, triage and guide ad hoc requests from stakeholders relating to InfoSec. Leaving only to pursue a role with the CAA in Space Cyber.

Bournemouth, England, United Kingdom

Working part-time at Bournemouth University as a Student Careers & Employability Assistant, conducted a review of the careers department, analysing research and statistics from across the country’s universities, producing a report on how to re-design student-facing services to further the reach and engagement and, ultimately, the success of future students in their chosen careers. The role also involves working with stakeholders within the university and with external partners to develop and connect students with new employers, careers and opportunities.

Bournemouth, England, United Kingdom

As a PAL Leader at Bournemouth University I am employed as a mentor to support First Year students. The role runs alongside my studies as a Second year student. I am able to support and facilitate their learning through my own experinces. The role is hugely rewarding and helps to galvanise my own learning.

Dorset, England, United Kingdom

Project Support within the Dorset Police IT department including the implementation of a £3 million mobile technology project. This project involved setting up secure devices with appropriate applications and access privileges along with training and issuing of devices across the organisation. As the dyslexia support lead, I was involved in looking at assistive technologies and how to integrate specialist solutions into Policing. The role involved working with stakeholders across the organisation and externally utilising my knowledge and experience as an Officer.

Dorset, England, United Kingdom

Qualified to the rank of Detective Sergeant. I have experience in managing and giving case management direction in line with legislation to other Detectives and uniform colleagues around Threat, Harm, Risk, Investigation, Vulnerability and Engagement (THRIVE) principles. This often included senior ranking officers across many departments around the progression or management of their cases or live investigations they are supervising. I advised and oversaw risk management and vulnerabilities, potential weaknesses and avenues of potential evidence leading to many successful prosecutions at court and protected victims.I have experience representing the Police at case conferences and child protection meetings with Social Services and other key agencies, focusing on strategies and methodologies for protecting the vulnerable. Meetings such as these are complex with key attention to detail and can be legally binding.As a Detective Sergeant, I have managed investigations of a sensitive or confidential nature. These have included criminal investigations into colleagues and individuals of standing in the community. Cases such as these attract significant scrutiny and oversight. As with any investigation, I managed these cases with attention to detail and integrity.I have experience managing staff, their development, and dealing with issues, both personal and career-related. I also have experience managing resources and ensuring the team has the tools they need to do their job.I very much loved the role, and I am immensely proud of my achievements. I loved being able to help people, both victims and colleagues.

Dorset, England, United Kingdom

As a PIP2 qualified Detective with Dorset Police, I have experience investigating serious and complex offences, such as fraud, sexual offences, serious assaults and illicit drug supply, before building case files to present at Crown Court.I have experience working with many partner agencies such as the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and trading standards. In 2019 I led a large-scale investigation into a local care home where sadly a number of residents died as a result of poor management and a failing system.I scrutinise information to a high degree, including, for example, financial documentation, looking for anomalies. As a detective, you have to be committed, concise and have attention to detail in every aspect.I am used to managing a high-stress workload, whilst prioritising and not losing track of time limits and deadlines.I have vast experience taking cases to crown court and presenting them to a wide audience including the judge and jury.I am trained in advanced witness interviewing and the interviewing of children and vulnerable adults. This utilises skills akin to hypnoses in order to help people retrieve vital information from their memory that may be suppressed or buried. I have received specific training in this from world-leading experts in the field.

Dorset, England, United Kingdom

I have experienced Policing Dorset in both urban and rural settings. I am multi-skilled in a large number of specialisms. I am trained as a mentor and tutor to coach new recruits and new detectives on how to perform their role. The role is immensely rewarding seeing a 'green' new recruit learn how to interpret the law and apply the law correctly in hugely varying circumstances. You have to coach new recruits to be able to be bold, strong and resilient in the face of violence, but also soft, caring and approachable. This often must be at the same time.I am trained as a public order intervention officer, advanced Police medic, counter‑terror search trained and Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear trained allowing me to operate and deal with a vast array of serious incidents.In 2012 I was heavily involved in Policing the Olympic Games on Marine Section ensuring the Sailing, its competitors and the public were safe. The role involved working alongside many organisations and agencies including military and government agencies with access to, and the use of heavily restricted information and assets.I have been involved in a number of significant projects within Dorset Police over the years, this includes the introduction, implementation and training of the digital Police radio network, Airwave. More recently I have been attached to the Information and Communication Team where I was heavily involved in the implementation of a £3 million mobile technology project including laptops and mobile phone with associated applications. This significant uplift allows Officers to perform their duty more efficiently in the field saving time and money. It also allows for better quality information gathering leading to stronger cases.

Dorset, England, United Kingdom

I have experience overseeing and managing day to day front line Policing activities, ensuring the shift is properly resourced and staff are where they need to be. It involves managing and overseeing incidents as they come in and ensuring they are investigated correctly and in a timely manner. It frequently involves providing hot briefings and updates around live investigations and incidents. I have experience in supervising crimes ranging from a theft of a Mars bar up to murders, and everything in between. I have significant experience interacting with the public and media fielding and managing complaints or overseeing serious crime scenes.Within Dorset Police I found that those with disabilities such as dyslexia were suffering from discrimination. A number of years ago I created a support network for officers and staff with dyslexia providing them with a voice and advice. This has turned into a vital and supportive system allowing staff to fulfil their potential. This has led to a double‑pronged achievement both in individuals but also in productivity and effectiveness. This has led to a better work environment.

Dorset, England, United Kingdom

Working in the Police Control Room operating phones and radios in high stress and often traumatic circumstances.The role involved answering 999 calls and establishing details, often from traumatised and stressed individuals. It also involves operating the Police Radio system, Airwave mangling resources and deployments along with providing vital information to Officers on the ground.

Llm Space Law (Cyber)

Satellites and space activities are now a daily part of our lives which is why space governance is at the forefront of our long-standing.

Space Cyber Security Executive Course, Space Cyber Security, Pass

Executive Space education at ISU provides an overview of space and space-related subjects. The course is intended for professionals.

Bsc (Hons) Cyber Security Management, Cyber Security, Achieving 81.28% (1St Year), 84.4% (2Nd Year) And 83% (3Rd Year) Gpa.

Activities and Societies: Whilst at University I undertook a number of roles including, Peer Assisted Learning Leader mentoring students.

Diploma In Therapeutic Counselling, Counselling

Working part-time I completed the first-year of Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling in 2016. I completed levels 2 and 3 but was.

Uk Sailing Academy, Marine Industry

Professional Marine training and hands-on experience including Skippering yachts and teaching sailing and other water sports. The training.

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