Optimising the human experience through the engineering of technologies and systems.
Requirements. Verification/Validation. Architectures. Configuration Management. Interfaces. Test.
Documentation. Data publication. Interactive visualisation.
System, mechanical, electrical, thermal and control domains.
Actuator design, development and test. Control system design.
Management. Innovation. Training. Development.
Systems Engineering Team Lead for heavy, light and high-speed rail programmes.
Rail Systems Engineering Team Lead including recruitment, development, training, and promotion.
Systems Engineering Manager for the KiwiRail Interislander Ferry Terminals upgrade.
Systems Engineering Manager in the C7 Alliance and Requirements Manager in the Link Alliance for the Auckland City Rail Link (NZ’s largest ever infrastructure project).
Systems Engineering lead for the Gawler Rail Electrification project (Australia).
Work with Public Transport Victoria to develop their systems engineering capabilities, in particular using model-based systems engineering methods (Australia).
Configuration Management Team Lead providing consultancy to the RTA in Dubai.
System architecture diagrams for Network Rail North of England, High Speed 2, and Transport for Greater Manchester Metrolink trams.
Systems Engineering framework development – reusable tools, processes and capabilities.
Sponsored PhD student working closely with the Mechatronics team.
Research on electric actuator design methodologies for variable geometry turbochargers. Focused on the actuator design process, particularly the modelling and selection of power electronics, brushless motors and gear train combinations.
Including: tools for assessing motor and gear capabilities; tests to parameterise candidate motors; multi-domain modelling; model validation; positioning control schemes; prototype construction and test; microcontroller coding.
Defence engineering research, within the Sensors and Algorithms capability in the Guided Weapons domain.
Technical Lead and Systems Engineer for major programmes of work. Led teams developing algorithms and integrating a live flight demonstrator.
Lead technical researcheron 3D tracking for two world first high speed impact trials.
Technical work including: target tracking; data fusion; lethality optimisation; guidance; system modelling and simulation; autonomy; performance assessment; work on high altitude UAV systems.
Leadership of large programmes of work, building a team, assigning work, directing development, providing training and liaising with other teams.
Teambuilding, bidding, tasking, resourcing and meeting milestones.
Many in-depth technical/customer/pubic-oriented reports and documents produced; using a variety of packages (Microsoft/Libre Office, LaTeX, HTML).
Presented on a variety of subjects to audiences ranging from school children through to international conferences of world experts.
Model-Based Systems Engineering including SysML and UML languages using a variety of tools (IBM DOORS, Visio, Enterprise Architect, PlantUML).
Experienced creating large dynamic physical simulations using Matlab, Simulink and third party libraries and toolboxes.
Algorithm design and coding for experimentation, modelling, data analysis and data presentation using Matlab, VBA and Javascript.
Design and construction of test and demonstration equipment. Development of real-time C code for Arduino and Microchip devices.
Basic French and German (supported by numerous holidays).
Published in the INCOSE UK newsletter.
Check out my questions and answers.
Formatted for reading, the original slides are also available.
Making some predictions about the future of infrastruture projects.
Contributed to a article on through WSP.
Completed at the University of Manchester.
A paper presented at the 2018 Systems Engineering Test and Evaluation conference.
A preprint paper submitted for review.
A paper presented at an INCOSE UK Annual Systems Engineering Conference.
An article published in the Network technical journal.
A paper presented at an IET conference.
A paper presented at an IET conference.
A paper presented at an IET conference. My presentation is also online.
Take a look and feel free to share if you agree.
A mostly complete pdf, but still a work in progress.
Based on identification of pivot points in an image. There is also a tool for comparing different bikes.
Including highlighted diagrams.
An experiment in using the Observable format.
Presenting the joint-position-sensing work also written up more formally and testing out a variety of ideas extending the results plotted below.
Displayed interactively here.
Displayed interactively here.
As part of my PhD, to play with the effects of parameter changes.
Published to promote charity donation and invite feedback on my choices.
Indexed and displayed using a javascript viewer.
Take a look at our never-quite-finished website documenting the journey.
Check out the code for it on GitHub.
A writeup of the process is given here.
Also with an MRI machine as a second model from the same parts.
Take a look at the code for it on GitHub.
Check out the brief code for it on GitHub.