Nikolas Atalianis Email & Phone Number

Milton Keynes, Gb

Sunderland, England, United Kingdom

· SQD's audit methods (e.g. ASES/PESES/Supplier Health Check/etc.)· SQD's supplier improvement tools.· SQD responsibility based on vehicle commodity assignment, thereby working with all existing and potential suppliers of those commodities.· Evaluating candidate supplier's capability in meeting Nissan targets.· Conducting on-site audits of candidate supplier's quality systems at their indicated site of part manufacture, per SQD's audit methods.· After suppliers are confirmed for new model business, quality improvement plans are developed where needed to assure compliance with all quality requirements and design specifications.· Leading cross functional supplier and Nissan stakeholders in the creation, execution and successful completion of improvement plans.· Validating improvement plan effectiveness via follow-up quality system audits.· Taking responsibility for key supplier KPI improvement via application of Nissan global SQD tools and the organization/leading of cross-functional top management meetings between Nissan and the supplier.· Supporting mitigation of risk created by supplier manufacturing site changes.· Responsible for leading suppliers through the Nissan Change Management Process.· Coordinating feasibility meetings with all stakeholders, assessing risk potential and providing direction/judgment to suppliers.

Nicosia, Cyprus

● Developed a catalogue system that exhibits all 100+ server room units which included multiple ODF, Ethernet, Firewall and Fibre devices from various companies for future maintenance and upgradability. This involved on-site surveillance and validation of the agreed server unit assembly plans that are responsible for the monitorisation and management of the flight information region of the Cypriot airspace.● Upgraded the company’s ethernet and fibre cabling connection plan of the building site by incorporating a new user-friendly format and linking each cabling route to its respected server cabinet location. ● Supervised multiple contractors which were involved in the construction and the assembly of the building site.● Generated weekly reports of the pending tasks after communicating with each contractor manager and setting up estimated time of completion and deadlines based on cost reports.● Collaborated with the Head Engineer Manager of the building during weekly scheduled evaluation meetings to formulate a time and cost-based timetable of the buildings tasks to accelerate the projects progress.● Participated and reported in multiple meetings which involved the major share holders, general managers, and director for evaluating the progress of the building and establishing solutions for upcoming challenges.The Nicosia FIR Area Control Center is one of the sites responsible for the management of the Cypriot airspace.

Nottingham, England, United Kingdom

● Participated in monthly meetings of the Learning Community Forum where all the issues raised where discussed between Course Representatives, University Staff (Head of department, Head of Year etc.) to determine possible solutions/improvements or maintain certain procedures for the benefit of the students/faculty/school.● Formulated general issues and concerns by interviewing multiple course colleagues about their work ethic/student life/current progress in their course.● Generated reports on Excel outlining the student views on their academic experience from the staff in theschool/department/division to raise awareness during the faculty meetings.Every course across the University has a student Course Rep that represents the student views about their academic experience from the staff in their school/department/division. They attend regular meetings of their school/department/division's Learning Community Forum (LCF) where they are able to influence positive change to their course, based on what students want. They also attend Faculty Forum's with other representatives within their Faculty, hosted via the Student Union, to make wider changes and a larger impact.

Nicosia District, Cyprus

● Trained and monitored 200 recruits for the completion of their 4-week basic training and 2-week Combat Training, this involved close regulation of the progress of the recruits, transferring skills and demonstrating military practices.● Awarded an honorary rank from my enlisted battalion for excellent leadership/teamwork/ethical skills during my military service. (Lance Corporal)● Completed mortar specialist training, awarded 1st place from 150 soldiers through multiple exams and graded military operations.● Supervised a team of 15 members for general management and sustainability of our enlisted military outpost and the equipment on site.● Coordinated multiple daily army documentation/reports involving the staff military duties.

Nicosia, Cyprus

● Collaborated with a team of 10 people which included chief administrative officers/accounting managers/analysts to achieve the proper managing procedure and allocation of the reports/statements from the Accounting Department. ● Accelerated the process of data accumulation by reorganising the file system present for debt collection and financial statements.● Reorganised debt collections and restructured the allocation of annual budget reports/financial statements from the Accounting Department.

Nicosia, Cyprus

● Collaborated with 5 school peers to formulate a team (Hydra) to participate in the national F1 in Schools Competition.● The team earned 5th place in the national competition from 12 different teams.● By establishing a sponsorship reward tier system, the team raised over 3000 euros from 10+ company sponsors including Colourpix, S.P. Securiton Alarm Systems, Krypto Security, Progressive Insurance, TFI Markets, Atlantic Insurance, Security Distribution Center, ACS Courier, G Lab 3D print, Linde Group for the development and manufacture of the model racing formula car/team booth/merchandise.● Developed a website which presented the team’s vision and informed about the rewards for the sponsorship tier system.● Formalized a 3D model and built a complete display booth for the competition for advertisement and showcasing purposes.● Collaborated with the simulation engineer and manufacture engineer for the design/manufacture/testing of the model racing formula chassis/wheels/bearings which involved 3D Printing, CNC, Milling, Wind Tunnel Testing.

Nicosia, Cyprus

● Collaborated with 7 school peers to formulate and manage a non-profitable company (Chroma) to participate in the national Junior Achievement competition.● The company was selected for the top 10 national teams’ competition and raised 5000+ euros for the Sofia Foundation.● Collaborated with the Sophia Foundation to raise awareness for the children in Kenya, by designing products that are embroidered/printed with the children’s drawings which enabled for any profits made to be returned to the Foundation benefiting a good cause. ● Developed a website outlining the company’s ideas/ethos/goals for the future and why it can prosper through further funding.● Formalized the company’s logo and design language used in the final manufacture of products.

Bachelor'S Degree, Mechanical Engineering, First Class

Third Year Average: 74.7% (First-Class Honours) Third Year Modules: -Computer Modelling Techniques -Engineering Sustainability Energy.

Secondary School

Activities and Societies: F1 in Schools | Hack{cyprus} Code School | Junior AchievementA-Level Results: -Mathematics (A) -Physics (A) -Art.