Tim Bentley

International Dept, Finance at Long Bay College
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(386) 825-5501
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Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, NZ

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Mark Hajdukiewicz

Tim is a likeable and effective manager. He is able to communicate the goals of higher managent, presenting them as achiveable objectives and motivating the whole team.

Matthew Reynolds

I have worked for Tim in system engineering/architecture roles in Symbian and Ericsson, and in both cases it was very enjoyable and instructive experience. Tim is technically very competent, but combines this with a intuitive management style where he can understand and relate to the people working for him, and provide the conditions for them to flourish. He is very good at finding pragmatic solutions to difficult technical and managerial problems, and taught me a great deal in the years I worked with him.

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Experience

    • New Zealand
    • Education Administration Programs
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • International Dept, Finance
      • Jan 2017 - Present

    • Retired
      • Jan 2017 - Jun 2021

    • Head of System Architects/ deputy VP
      • 2003 - Jan 2007

      I joined Symbian to introduce System Management techniques. The main tasks were to build/manage a team and to put in place infrastructures, techniques and processes to handle an increasingly complex O.S. as well as form strategy, manage budget and manage projects. The change management task was to introduce system thinking e.g. a forum (Design Authority) to discuss ‘quick’ studies to look at proposed design against a ‘design base’ (Architectural Model of the System) and requirements (roadmaps) long before coding commenced; in order to enhance system qualities and system performance and to eliminate waste (maintenance and re-work costs) whilst promoting flexibility (agility) within the individual technology areas, a balance to technically manage a complex system.

    • Sweden
    • Telecommunications
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Ericsson UK Systems Manager
      • Jul 1992 - Dec 2002

      'System management' of UK exchange system and network solutions including high level design and provision of technical strategy, project management to main project teams and roadmap ownership. System management of global solutions following my merge of the UK systems dept. with the systems dept in Stockholm following architectural changes and new technology for NGS systems.Additional concurrent roles:Chair of the Global System Handling committee (rotated between members)'Interim' System Manager Ericsson Germany (to facilitate consolidation of technology to re-organised company) Operational Product Manager (roadmap for future system enhancements looking 5+ years ahead plus defining detail of 'next' projects)Product Provisioning Manager(Rationalisation of global design centres following introduction of new technology.)

    • Manager Access Design (Subsystem)
      • Jan 1989 - Jun 1992

      A professional respected team performing software development for the fixed stored program control exchange system (AXE) for the UK, reputation for projects on time to cost and high quality.

    • Group Supervisor Access Design
      • 1987 - 1989

      Providing access functions for the UK stored program control exchange system AXE.

    • Software Engineer
      • 1985 - 1987

      Designing functions for subscriber services for the UK SPC AXE exchange system. Design performed for the entire lifecycle, from specification, execution, test and maintenance phases.

    • Software Engineer
      • 1982 - 1985

      Designing software for the Call Processing Subsystem for the System X stored program control exchange system. The subsystem comprised of central software only; processing the call handling for all traffic cases. Designed software for changed architecture to promote reuse and modularity, designed the common modules for protocol handling and system start and designed software for subscriber services. Designing software for the Call Processing Subsystem for the System X stored program control exchange system. The subsystem comprised of central software only; processing the call handling for all traffic cases. Designed software for changed architecture to promote reuse and modularity, designed the common modules for protocol handling and system start and designed software for subscriber services.

Education

  • Sussex University
    B.Sc. Eng., Major: Electronic Eng.
    1978 - 1981

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