Steve Livingston

Steve Livingston has a diverse work experience in the field of billing and solutions architecture. Steve started their career in 1998 as a Senior Analyst Programmer at KSCL, where they worked until 2000. After this, they joined Telesens KSCL as a Senior Analyst Programmer for a brief period. In 2001, Steve joined Logica BV as a Senior ICT Specialist, where they designed, coded, and tested middleware applications.

In 2002, Steve joined Vodafone as a Billing Development Consultant and Solution Architect. Steve played a key role in delivering high-profile projects and leading a development team. Steve also provided specialist technical knowledge for assessing system impact.

Steve continued their career at IBM Global Services in 2007 as a Billing Development Consultant and Solution Architect. Steve worked on billing development projects until 2009 when they took a temporary break from their career and worked at World Travel.

In 2009, Steve joined Vodafone Ireland as a Billing Solution Architect and Technical Lead for two different projects. Steve provided billing expertise and played a role in integrating billing systems and implementing new solutions.

In 2010, Steve joined BSkyB as a Senior Test Consultant, where they provided testing and billing expertise for the billing system upgrade project. Steve performed various tasks related to test management, execution, and functional testing.

From 2011 to 2021, Steve worked at MetraTech Corp as a Solutions Architect. Steve played a role in designing and implementing solutions for clients. Currently, they are working at Kansys as a Solutions Architect, starting in 2019.

Overall, Steve Livingston has extensive experience in billing and solutions architecture, working in various roles and industries throughout their career.

Steve Livingston attended Glasgow College from 1987 to 1990, where they earned a bachelor's degree in Public Administration. Steve'sstudies at Glasgow College focused on various subjects including Statistics & Computing, Economics, Constitutional Law, Economic & Social Policy, and Sociology.