Martin Waller

Senior Engineering Manager and Chief Agile Master at Siemens @Siemens Digital Industries Software

Guildford, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Oct 2020 — Present

Senior Engineering Manager and Chief Agile Master at Siemens @Siemens Digital Industries Software

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London, GB

EDUCATION

1990 — 1993

Imperial College London

PhD, Applied Entomology

1987 — 1990

University of Reading

Applied Zoology, Zoology

1990 — 1991

Imperial College London

Diploma of Imperial College, Applied Entomology

SKILLS

Shell ScriptingHadoopPerlAgile MethodologiesCJavaBig DataMysqlDistributed SystemsScalabilitySqlSoftware EngineeringLinuxObject Oriented DesignSoftware DevelopmentPythonScrumInsectMapreduce

ABOUT MARTIN WALLER

Results-oriented self-starter, I am an experienced and communicative agile technology and people leader across multiple sectors (electronics cooling, internet giants, advertising, e-commerce, chemical engineering) who has created prize-winning products. Talented at forming and evolving teams, believing that diversity and inclusion creates opportunity, is a supportive manager who can handle and motivate large numbers of direct reports. Collegial team player who enjoys working with others to deliver complex and multifaceted projects. An excellent communicator across all levels, is able to transform and coach teams, present complex ideas clearly and explain project statuses to stakeholders transparently. With programming experience in multiple languages (including C, C++, R, Perl, Java, Python), and post-doctoral research experience, has an analytical mindset approaching problems and is able to handle complexity by breaking things down.

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