Beryl
Huw Martin has worked as a Software Developer at Beryl since September 2022. Prior to that, they worked at LloydsDirect as a Software Developer from April 2020 to August 2022. Before joining LloydsDirect, they worked at Deloitte Digital as a Software Developer from September 2017 to April 2020. Huw also had an industrial placement at Deloitte Digital from September 2015 to September 2016, where they worked on technology transformation projects and developed web applications for finance and e-commerce brands.
Huw Martin completed their Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Management and Information Technology at Lancaster University from 2013 to 2017. In addition to their degree, Huw Martin obtained various certifications in different areas. These certifications include:
- Full-day Workshop: Functional-Light JavaScript with Kyle Simpson from JSNation in June 2019.
- BCS International Diploma in Solution Development from BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT in August 2018.
- Excel Build your first Dashboard, Excel Charts in Depth, Excel Formulas and Finance Functions, Excel Introducing Statistics, Excel Lookups and Database Functions, Excel Pivot Tables, PowerPoint Creating Business Presentations, Excel Data Manipulation and Formatting, Excel Text, Time and Dates Formatting, PowerPoint Master the Textbox, PowerPoint Shapes, Lines and Images, Business Analysis Practice, Business Change Foundation Certificate, ISTQB® Certified Tester Foundation Level, Requirements Engineering, Systems Development Essentials, and Systems Modelling Techniques (UML) from Kubicle and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT in 2017 and 2015.
Beryl
Beryl sell their micromobilty operating system to leading transport operators (Eg. London’s Santander Cycles) and operate their own bike, e-bike and e-scooter systems. Currently in 6 UK cities, with an exclusive contract for New York, they typically operate under exclusive, funded and long-term contracts. Beryl designed and built theirmicromobility system in-house (on-bike IoT, proprietary backend operating technology stack, on-street operations etc) which allows them to tailor their offering to a city's needs and become their fully-integrated, long-term, micromobility partner, as well as partnering with other technology operators to sell their technology and platform in markets they are not yet in.Beryl was founded in 2012 by Emily Brooke, with the purpose of building a better world by getting more people in cities on bikes. They have a range of consumer cycling products and were first known for their Laserlight safety innovation; a front bike light with a green laser projecting the symbol of a cyclist ahead of the bike. This was later adopted by all of the 12,000 Santander Cycles in London, after which Beryl went on to provide the London Bike Share Scheme with all on-bike technology and supporting asset tracking software. Beryl are the only micromobility company that is a certified BCorp.