Jamie Tetlow

Jamie Tetlow has a diverse work experience spanning over 20 years. Jamie is currently working at JATO Dynamics as the Head of User Experience and Design. Prior to this role, Jamie held the position of Head of Engineering at JATO Dynamics, where they managed and grew the UK engineering teams and organizational capability.

Before joining JATO Dynamics, Jamie worked at the Parliamentary Digital Service as the Head of Development. In this role, they built a new website for the UK Parliament, following data-driven and user-centric approaches. Jamie also delivered various projects, including a linked open data platform, clear parliamentary procedure guides, and an end-to-end Statutory Instrument Service.

Jamie also worked at the Royal Opera House, where they held multiple positions. Jamie served as the Head of Digital Development, expanding the organization's digital capacity and implementing a sector-leading e-ticketing solution. Jamie also acted as the Interim Chief Technology Officer, overseeing a major technology transformation project. Additionally, Jamie served as the Design & Development Manager, where they revamped the website and managed technical migrations.

Jamie's early career included roles at the BBC as a Senior Designer, focusing on user experience and ensuring a web presence for every broadcast program. Jamie also founded OddType, a design strategy and website development company, and worked as a Designer at Michael Page and state51.

Overall, Jamie Tetlow has extensive experience in user experience, design, digital development, and technology leadership.

Jamie Tetlow attended Kingston University from 1995 to 1998, where they obtained a B.A. (Hons) degree in Fine Art.