Responsible for 45+ projects, predominantly within the Infrastructure sector - spreading from the UK through to the Middle East and China. Resource controller for 200+ heads - presenting gaps and availabilities - particular focus on analysis and data led approaches where possible.

Weston Williamson + Partners, part of Egis Group, is an award winning architectural and urban design practice founded in 1985. We operate worldwide with studios in London, Manchester, Melbourne, Sydney and Toronto.Our specialist knowledge and design experience, built up over 35 years, enables us to deliver innovative and considered solutions across all sectors.

Taking part in multiple areas of the business through various means. Specifically specialist performance data analysis, document control, organising team admin tasks etc.Supported on various different Performance Improvement projects. Namely a Network Map project to enable railway controllers to more efficiently manage the network during times of disruption, by offering a one page, detailed map to show the inner workings of the network during the different peaks. I also did analysis on a high profile case for the British Transport Police (BTP), which led to a successful conviction.Over 1,500 services each weekday across the network, SWR employs more than 5,000 employees and provides commuter inter-urban, regional and long distance services to passengers in South West London and southern counties of England and Island Line services on the Isle of Wight, as well as providing connectivity to the ports and airports in the region.

Working under the Joint Performance Improvement Centre (JPIC). This role saw me take part in a number of more advanced administration tasks, such as, Visualisation setup (as well as various other meetings), Actions taking/tracking/chasing etc. and was a great stepping stone into the professional world of work.Important stakeholders surrounded me in this role. I was able to engage with those such as the Secretary of State for Transport, Andrew Haines (NR MD) and others, due to this being such a high-level task force. On top of this, I was able to develop my knowledge of the day-to-day running of such a complex system, the Railway.