Caitlin Smith

Caitlin Smith has a diverse work experience in the technology industry. Caitlin started their career at Yahoo! in 2003 as an Associate Producer, where they developed and maintained front-end solutions for the Yahoo.co.uk portal.

In 2004, Caitlin joined Sky and held various roles, including Mobile Application Support Analyst, Mobile Operations Lead, and Mobile Development & Operations Manager. Caitlin was responsible for supporting mobile environments, managing the development and operations team, and launching several projects and services, such as Sky's first H264 streaming experience on Vodafone and Sky Mobile TV on 3.

At Sky, Caitlin also served as the Mobile Internet & Mobile TV Development Manager, where they aligned the technology roadmap with commercial objectives and successfully engineered Sky's Mobile TV iPhone streaming service.

In 2012, Caitlin became the Delivery Manager for the Platform & Streaming Team at Sky, overseeing the delivery and operations of Sky's OTT Delivery Team, Interactive and Mobile Platforms Team, and Internet TV and Mobile Operations Team. These teams supported various product streams, including Sky Sports, Sky News, Sky Go, and Now TV.

Since 2017, Caitlin has been working at Equal Experts as a Delivery Lead and Principal Consultant. Caitlin led a team in building rich features for the Digital Transaction Monitoring service at HMRC, aimed at preventing revenue loss due to fraud. Caitlin also served as the Technical Delivery Manager for the UK Home Office - HMPO.

Overall, Caitlin Smith has demonstrated expertise in technical delivery and management, with a focus on mobile and digital platforms throughout their career.

Caitlin Smith attended St. Michael's University School from an unknown start year to 1999. There is no mention of a degree or field of study during this time. In 2001, Caitlin enrolled in the University of Greenwich and completed their studies in 2004. Caitlin earned a Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in Computer Science during their time at Greenwich.