Aidan Maloney

Aidan Maloney has a diverse work experience in various industries. Aidan started their career in 2014 as an "Early Stages" Assistant at Stagecoach Performing Arts. In 2015, they worked as Bar Staff at Sodexo until 2018. Aidan then became a Saltire Scholar at Saltire Programmes in 2019, where they worked on Communications, Efficiency, and Engagement projects. Aidan also had an internship at Edinburgh Airport in 2019, which led to a permanent part-time position in the Airside Operations team. At Edinburgh Airport, they managed operational databases, audited data quality, and created operational dashboards. Aidan was also involved in projects to improve airside safety and awareness.

In 2021, Aidan joined abrdn as a Graduate Business Analyst. Aidan held multiple roles within the company, including Business Analysis and Design, ESG Investments, and Data Science. In these roles, they worked with Power BI and other MS Power Apps to develop the company's BI capability and communicate complex analytics to drive business insights.

Aidan's most recent role was as a Business Intelligence Consultant at Forth Point, starting in 2023. The details of this role are not yet provided.

Additionally, Aidan gained customer service experience as a Hospitality Host and Corporate Box Host at The SSE Hydro from 2017 to 2023.

Overall, Aidan's work experience showcases their adaptability and skills in various roles, from tutoring to business analysis and customer service.

Aidan Maloney started their education at Hamilton Grammar School from 2010 to 2016, where they pursued Highers with a focus on Maths, English, Physics, Music, and Graphic Communication. After completing their high school education, Aidan went on to attend the University of Glasgow from 2016 to 2021. At the university, they pursued a Master of Engineering (MEng) degree with a specialization in Electronics with Music. In addition to their formal education, Aidan also obtained several certifications, including "PL-900 Power Platform Fundamentals" from Microsoft in November 2022, "PL-300 Power BI Data Analyst" from Microsoft in August 2022, and "Intermediate Python" from DataCamp in January 2021.