Robert Woolley

Robert Woolley has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Robert is currently a Software Engineer at Impero Software, where they collaborate with colleagues to develop the company's market-leading software for educators. Prior to this, they worked as a Director at Mahon Bryant Lunders Ltd, where they undertook freelance work for a UK consultancy in Saudi Arabia. Robert also worked as a Sales Engineer/Software Developer at Ai Video Ltd., where they integrated a facial recognition system and built a Rails system. Robert gained experience as a Software Development Student at Makers, an immersive web development bootcamp, and as a Senior Consultant at ARRIYADH DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, where they provided support for communications on the Riyadh Metro and Bus Project. Robert held various roles at Transport for London for several years, including Commercial Telecoms Lead, Cost Reduction Manager, Low Emission Zone Business Manager, Senior Planner, and Planner. Robert began their career at Acer Consulting as a Graduate Engineer, working on road safety engineering schemes. Robert also worked as a Transport Planner at DHV Economics and as an Assistant Engineer at Hertfordshire County Council.

Robert Woolley began their education at Reigate Grammar School, where they completed their A Levels and O Levels between 1982 and 1989. Robert then attended Loughborough University from 1989 to 1993, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree with Honors in Transport Management and Planning. In 1997, Woolley enrolled at the College of Law, where they completed the Legal Practice Course (LPC) and obtained their qualification in Law, which they pursued until 1999. Later, in 2004, they attended Cranfield University's Cranfield School of Management, where they earned an MBA in Business. In 2006, they also obtained certification as a PRINCE2 Practitioner from the APM Group. Most recently, Woolley pursued studies in Computer Software Engineering at Makers from 2019 to 2020 although a particular degree was not specified.