Hannah Neech
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LinkedIn User
Hannah worked together with us on a predictive modeling project at Unilever. During the three months of working together, Hannah has showed her solid knowledge background in Mathematics, and she is very good at programming in VBA and Matlab. Hannah understands the way of doing research as a data scientist, from descriptive analysis, to data modelling, result interpretation, and insight. Hannah has showed great talent on logical thinking, and she can explain the concept and method clearly. Hannah had good deliverables to our project. Hannah has showed her great talent as a data scientist, and she also has a great potential to work as a math teacher or personal tutor.
Ben Dias
Hannah spent three months at Unilever R&D working on her MSc project with us in the area of supply chain optimisation. During her work she demonstrated a solid background knowledge in OR, great VBA programming skills and an insightful approach to data analysis. She entered into the topic quickly, clearly understanding the business problem we were trying to address, and designed suitable methodologies for the project. The project was very challenging, as the business priorities changed mid-project. Yet Hannah was not fazed by this, but put in some extra effort to ensure the project results were delivered on time and in full. Hannah’s efforts were also recognized by her University (University of Southampton), who awarded her a prize for the excellence of her MSc project.
LinkedIn User
Hannah worked together with us on a predictive modeling project at Unilever. During the three months of working together, Hannah has showed her solid knowledge background in Mathematics, and she is very good at programming in VBA and Matlab. Hannah understands the way of doing research as a data scientist, from descriptive analysis, to data modelling, result interpretation, and insight. Hannah has showed great talent on logical thinking, and she can explain the concept and method clearly. Hannah had good deliverables to our project. Hannah has showed her great talent as a data scientist, and she also has a great potential to work as a math teacher or personal tutor.
Ben Dias
Hannah spent three months at Unilever R&D working on her MSc project with us in the area of supply chain optimisation. During her work she demonstrated a solid background knowledge in OR, great VBA programming skills and an insightful approach to data analysis. She entered into the topic quickly, clearly understanding the business problem we were trying to address, and designed suitable methodologies for the project. The project was very challenging, as the business priorities changed mid-project. Yet Hannah was not fazed by this, but put in some extra effort to ensure the project results were delivered on time and in full. Hannah’s efforts were also recognized by her University (University of Southampton), who awarded her a prize for the excellence of her MSc project.
LinkedIn User
Hannah worked together with us on a predictive modeling project at Unilever. During the three months of working together, Hannah has showed her solid knowledge background in Mathematics, and she is very good at programming in VBA and Matlab. Hannah understands the way of doing research as a data scientist, from descriptive analysis, to data modelling, result interpretation, and insight. Hannah has showed great talent on logical thinking, and she can explain the concept and method clearly. Hannah had good deliverables to our project. Hannah has showed her great talent as a data scientist, and she also has a great potential to work as a math teacher or personal tutor.
Ben Dias
Hannah spent three months at Unilever R&D working on her MSc project with us in the area of supply chain optimisation. During her work she demonstrated a solid background knowledge in OR, great VBA programming skills and an insightful approach to data analysis. She entered into the topic quickly, clearly understanding the business problem we were trying to address, and designed suitable methodologies for the project. The project was very challenging, as the business priorities changed mid-project. Yet Hannah was not fazed by this, but put in some extra effort to ensure the project results were delivered on time and in full. Hannah’s efforts were also recognized by her University (University of Southampton), who awarded her a prize for the excellence of her MSc project.
LinkedIn User
Hannah worked together with us on a predictive modeling project at Unilever. During the three months of working together, Hannah has showed her solid knowledge background in Mathematics, and she is very good at programming in VBA and Matlab. Hannah understands the way of doing research as a data scientist, from descriptive analysis, to data modelling, result interpretation, and insight. Hannah has showed great talent on logical thinking, and she can explain the concept and method clearly. Hannah had good deliverables to our project. Hannah has showed her great talent as a data scientist, and she also has a great potential to work as a math teacher or personal tutor.
Ben Dias
Hannah spent three months at Unilever R&D working on her MSc project with us in the area of supply chain optimisation. During her work she demonstrated a solid background knowledge in OR, great VBA programming skills and an insightful approach to data analysis. She entered into the topic quickly, clearly understanding the business problem we were trying to address, and designed suitable methodologies for the project. The project was very challenging, as the business priorities changed mid-project. Yet Hannah was not fazed by this, but put in some extra effort to ensure the project results were delivered on time and in full. Hannah’s efforts were also recognized by her University (University of Southampton), who awarded her a prize for the excellence of her MSc project.
Experience
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Activate Learning
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United Kingdom
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Education Administration Programs
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700 & Above Employee
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GCSE Maths Teacher
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Oct 2020 - Present
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Private Tutoring
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100 - 200 Employee
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Private Maths Tutor
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Sep 2018 - Apr 2021
- Private 1-1 maths tutoring with a focus on GCSE. - Private 1-1 maths tutoring with a focus on GCSE.
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Ministry of Justice UK
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United Kingdom
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Government Administration
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700 & Above Employee
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Civil and Family Forecasting Operational Research Analyst
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Feb 2016 - Aug 2017
- Produced forecasts for Family Law.- Liaised with key stakeholders to agree assumptions and approach.- Presented forecasts at quarterly forecast review meetings and sign off meetings. - Undertook a review of the team civil and family data warehouse. Identified issues and potential improvements and improved documentation. - Quality assured forecasts produced by other team members. Also undertook QA for another team as required.- Corporate role as QA champion for the wider Income Analysis team.
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HM Prison and Probation Service
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United Kingdom
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Government Administration
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700 & Above Employee
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Prison System Scenario Analyst and Modeller
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Apr 2014 - Feb 2016
- Analyst in the Prison System Modelling Team.- Designed and matrix managed the development of a dashboard to monitor Prison Reconfiguration for use by senior managers and regional prison leads.- Developed a Static model of the HMPPS prison system in Excel/VBA for testing scenarios for Prison Reconfiguration.- Developed a Quality Assurance Strategy for a Dynamic Simulation Model of the prison system in Simul8.- Lead weekly team issue meetings, facilitating discussion to assess the impact of issues on work areas across the team and to agree actions.- Led a review of inputs for a number of models to assess suitability and alignment of inputs and set up ongoing input management processes and controls.- Presented at the YoungOR conference on 'Prison System Modelling: A comparison of approaches'- Respond to ad hoc data queries.
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Workforce Modelling Operational Research Analyst
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Sep 2012 - Apr 2014
- Member of the Government Operational Research Service (GORs) - Responsible for running the NOMS workforce model. - Developed an Optimisation Model to support senior HR managers in decision making and added functionality to the HMPPS workforce model to enable costing of Voluntary Early Departure Schemes. - Promoted to GORs level 2 after just 8 months in the role by demonstrating strong technical OR knowledge and understanding.- Awarded a prize in 2013 for my work to develop a static model of the prison system as part of the agency's award and recognition scheme.
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Unilever
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United Kingdom
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Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Operational Research MSc Project Analyst
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Jul 2011 - Sep 2011
Prize winning dissertation titled "Out-of-stock prediction and Optimal Management of Ordering Policies"Developed an Optimised Stock Control model for Unilever in collaboration with a major supermarket retailer.Developed skills in Data Analysis, Programming and in developing a new approach to a complex problem. Prize winning dissertation titled "Out-of-stock prediction and Optimal Management of Ordering Policies"Developed an Optimised Stock Control model for Unilever in collaboration with a major supermarket retailer.Developed skills in Data Analysis, Programming and in developing a new approach to a complex problem.
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University of Nottingham
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United Kingdom
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Research Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Summer Vacation Research Analyst
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Jun 2009 - Aug 2009
One of only a handful of students selected for a Summer Vacation Research bursary. Researched the dynamics of the absolute integrate-and-fire model for spiking neural networks, and used computer methods in Matlab to analyse a modification of an existing model. Gained research skills and developed an ability to think creatively and to research and apply new techniques to deal with a particular problem. One of only a handful of students selected for a Summer Vacation Research bursary. Researched the dynamics of the absolute integrate-and-fire model for spiking neural networks, and used computer methods in Matlab to analyse a modification of an existing model. Gained research skills and developed an ability to think creatively and to research and apply new techniques to deal with a particular problem.
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Guildford Borough Council
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United Kingdom
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Government Administration
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200 - 300 Employee
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ICT Administrative Assistant
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Aug 2008 - Aug 2008
Employed to set up software library and corresponding excel database including procedures for its use and maintenance in support of Guildford Borough Council strategy to improve management processes around IT services. Employed to set up software library and corresponding excel database including procedures for its use and maintenance in support of Guildford Borough Council strategy to improve management processes around IT services.
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Education
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2017 - 2017
Guildford College Group
City and Guilds Level 3 Award in Education and Training (formerly PTLLS) -
2010 - 2011
University of Southampton
MSc Distinction, Operational Research -
2007 - 2010
University of Nottingham
BSc, First Class, Mathematics -
2000 - 2007
George Abbot School
A-levels Maths (A), Further Maths (A), Biology (B), AS Music (B)
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