Experience

BlueSky ETO

• United States
• Advertising Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Print Data Processing Project Coordinator

  • Aug 2021 - Present



Oxford University Press

• United Kingdom
• Book and Periodical Publishing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Ebook Operations Data Coordinator

  • Jul 2016 - Nov 2020

  Coordinating metadata to enable the production and distribution of academic Ebooks. Coordinating metadata to enable the production and distribution of academic Ebooks.



OmPrompt

• United Kingdom
• IT Services and IT Consulting
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Analyst

  • Jul 2014 - Jul 2016

  This role involved analysing and extracting data for some of the world’s largest companies, including: Unilever, Nestle, Kimberly-Clark, and Stryker. This is achieved by creating Visual Ontologies, using a combination of OCR (Optical Character Recognition) and Cache ObjectScript. I learned a lot during my time with OmPrompt, and genuinely enjoyed working with everyone there. This role involved analysing and extracting data for some of the world’s largest companies, including: Unilever, Nestle, Kimberly-Clark, and Stryker. This is achieved by creating Visual Ontologies, using a combination of OCR (Optical Character Recognition) and Cache ObjectScript. I learned a lot during my time with OmPrompt, and genuinely enjoyed working with everyone there.



Unitex UK

• Leek

• Data Entry Clerk

  • May 2013 - Jan 2014

  In this role, I was responsible for analysing and updating the databases of three different companies belonging to the Unitex group. These databases are part of an ERP system which provides: stock control, manufacturing, sales, accounts, and payroll. This involved working as part of a team and dealing with people ranging from the CEO to shop floor operatives. I enjoyed this role immensely and gave my best each day. Once my job of inputting and amending all data was completed successfully, my… Show more In this role, I was responsible for analysing and updating the databases of three different companies belonging to the Unitex group. These databases are part of an ERP system which provides: stock control, manufacturing, sales, accounts, and payroll. This involved working as part of a team and dealing with people ranging from the CEO to shop floor operatives. I enjoyed this role immensely and gave my best each day. Once my job of inputting and amending all data was completed successfully, my contract came to an end. Show less In this role, I was responsible for analysing and updating the databases of three different companies belonging to the Unitex group. These databases are part of an ERP system which provides: stock control, manufacturing, sales, accounts, and payroll. This involved working as part of a team and dealing with people ranging from the CEO to shop floor operatives. I enjoyed this role immensely and gave my best each day. Once my job of inputting and amending all data was completed successfully, my… Show more In this role, I was responsible for analysing and updating the databases of three different companies belonging to the Unitex group. These databases are part of an ERP system which provides: stock control, manufacturing, sales, accounts, and payroll. This involved working as part of a team and dealing with people ranging from the CEO to shop floor operatives. I enjoyed this role immensely and gave my best each day. Once my job of inputting and amending all data was completed successfully, my contract came to an end. Show less



Royal Mail

• United Kingdom
• Freight and Package Transportation
• 700 & Above Employee

• Data Entry Clerk

  • Nov 2012 - Jan 2013

  This demanding and goal driven role required me to utilise my fast, accurate typing skills to help Royal Mail clear mail which could not be read by scanners at their numerous sorting centres across the UK. After training, I was able to process 1000 pieces of mail per hour, achieving 100% accuracy. I very much enjoyed this job and was sad to see it end. This demanding and goal driven role required me to utilise my fast, accurate typing skills to help Royal Mail clear mail which could not be read by scanners at their numerous sorting centres across the UK. After training, I was able to process 1000 pieces of mail per hour, achieving 100% accuracy. I very much enjoyed this job and was sad to see it end.