Peter Wallace Email & Phone Number

St Albans, United Kingdom

• Peter Wallace is a rail technology and strategy consultant and chartered engineer. For 38 years he has combined project management, commercial and system engineering approaches to realise the full benefits of major.
• 2017-20 HS2 Engineering Delivery Partner (Atkins). Technical Advisor to the HS2 Director of Infrastructure Management. Rewrote the HS2 Operational Concept Blueprint to realise the outstanding operational capabilities.
• 2012-15 Stagecoach Rail Group Passenger Franchise and Concession bids. Bid advisor and plan writer on five bids (Great Western, Docklands Light Railway, Thameslink, East Coast, and Trans-Pennine Express) explaining how.
• 2011-12 Booz & Co Technical Advisor to London Underground. Detailed capacity and performance analysis to maximise the short-term capacity of the sub-surface lines pending resignalling.

London, United Kingdom

Recruited by ATOC to lead itss support for the implementation of cross-industry major projects. For the £1,700m Network Rail-led GSM-R Cab Radio Project, this meant seeking best whole industry value by helping Network Rail to succeed in ways that Train Operators could also share.

Translated lessons learned from successful Light Rail implementations and upgrades to the programme management and system integration of major mainline and metro rail enhancements, whether refocusing failing projects, or shaping new projects for success.

Introduction to railways through a range of projects linked to the upgrade of the Docklands Light Railway and the Delivery of the Manchester Metrolink Tram System. Developed and implemented policies on the management of Electromagnetic Compatibility to comply with European Directives and de-risk project delivery.

Research interests and responsibilities included: the development of a gate turn-off thyristor based pulsed power supply for an electrochemical application; diagnostic instrumentation for VLSI semiconductor processing (plasma etching and ion implantation); optical fibre cables and sensors; thermal management; and tactile sensors for industrial robots

Master'S Degree, Communications Engineering

This full-time course was sponsored as a GEC Fellowship.

Ba (First Class Honours), Engineering Science

Keble College