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Exeter, England, GB

Exeter, England, United Kingdom

I took the role of Product Owner and Customer Project Manager with Karellen. My objectives were to implement and develop a workable roadmap, define processes and refine existing regarding development pipeline, implement feature value and bug prioritisation.During my time, I worked closely with the Lead Developer / Scrum master to rework the Service desk.

Exeter, United Kingdom

I worked as a software analyst on a product that specialised in teaching administration for primary schools, predominantly focussed on planning and assessments. I worked with stakeholders from our main markets including the UK, Sweden, Switzerland and Iceland.The main element of my role included the following:- Engaging stakeholders- Feature exploration.

Exeter, England, United Kingdom

Reporting to the Chief Technology Officer, my responsibilities included:- Assessing feature requests- Planning sessions and estimating- Scheduling sprints- Handling development queries- TestingIn this time I also provided cover for a colleague managing a team of analysts.

Exeter, United Kingdom

Working on the technical stream facilitating a project to replace a finance system. Responsibilities include business / stakeholder engagement, requirement gathering and process modelling focusing on roles, processes and technology, creation of technical specifications, impact / gap analysis, supporting data functional leads on the project and assisting in.

Exeter, United Kingdom

I manage a small team responsible for the support and development of research systems for a Russell Group University. I have played a key role in high profile projects to ensure the University complies with government policy, the most recent being Open Access, Deposit on Acceptance (RCUK compliance), and the Wakeham review.In line with the Chief.

Exeter, United Kingdom

I was recruited into this role as the first person to centrally support research at the University of Exeter. The role entailed centralising support for the numerous research systems within the University, plus engaging and training users to use the systems in a unified way. I was responsible for the setting up of governance around the systems I supported.

Exeter, United Kingdom

Using timetabling software provided by Scientia, along with a small team I was responsible for scheduling the timetables of 15,000 students. This involved gathering requirements of lectures, seminars and practicals by means of extensive consultation across the Institution, often overcoming complex and conflicting scenarios. This was useful experience in.

Exeter, United Kingdom

I led a small team responsible for testing a new underwriting system for Liverpool Victoria Insurance. I was responsible for ensuring the successful implementation of a new system into an established business by means of robust testing and documentation, and effective communication with the development team.

Exeter, United Kingdom

I was employed to interpret engineering drawings developed in CAD, instructing shop floor staff on requirements for Westland helicopter and airline components. Many of the pieces produced were high tolerance engine and safety components, requiring precise interpretation of design documents.

Oxford, United Kingdom

In this role I planned the journey from initial tool design to commissioning of a tooling set. This required a day to day management of progress, setting of timelines and supplier management. I also worked for prolonged periods of time in Germany and Spain, as well as numerous suppliers within the UK.An important aspect of this role was to keep up to date.

Oxford, United Kingdom

In this role I was responsible for designing tooling to deliver structural and skin car panels. Working usually as part of a team delivering a set of tools, team working was key. The process began with a requirement being set out by the body engineering team. Using CAD, I designed the solution in 2.5D. Throughout the design stage, several reviews and sign.

Oxford, United Kingdom

Trained over four years, the first year was an introduction to the working environment, covering areas such as milling, lathes, sheet metal and tooling. Over the four years I achieved an NVQ level 3 and City and Guilds in Engineering. I specialised in carbon fibre, fibre glass modelling, pattenmaking, and lost foam casting.