Roderick Heath

Roderick H. has a diverse work experience spanning over 35 years. Roderick began their career in 1985 as a Graduate Engineer at the British Broadcasting Corporation, where they gained exposure to various departments and responsibilities including outside broadcast equipment setup and contract management for power systems and transmission.

In 1987, Roderick joined GPT as a Software Development Engineer, where they contributed to software and hardware development, and specifically worked on designing circuit cards and conducting analogue simulation.

Roderick then transitioned to Loughborough Sound Images in 1994 as a Software Engineer, focusing on video conferencing software development and porting software modules onto a specific PC board targeting Texas Instruments DSP.

Starting from 1995, Roderick spent over 15 years at Ericsson as a Senior Software Engineer, primarily working on embedded communications and PC test tool simulation software development. Notable achievements include creating a PC plug and play kernel driver for IEEE1394 and implementing PC-based test automation solutions to reduce costs and accelerate development.

In 2010, Roderick joined Intercede as a Senior Software Engineer, where they contributed to the development of software for managing digital identities on mobile phones and smart cards, utilizing public key infrastructure technology.

Overall, Roderick H. possesses extensive experience in software development, particularly in the areas of embedded systems, test automation, and digital identity management.

Roderick H. obtained their Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Imperial College London, where they attended from 1982 to 1985.