Craig Halliday Mistc

Craig Halliday started their work experience in 1986 as a Sergeant in the British Army, specializing in major overhaul maintenance of Lynx and Gazelle helicopters. Craig achieved the rank of Sergeant during their service. In 1999, they joined Rolls-Royce as a Technical Author, responsible for writing amendments and revisions to gas turbine engine manuals. Craig worked on both MoD and commercial projects. From 2000 to 2002, they worked at Midwest Technologies as a Project Manager, leading a team in the conversion of the RAF TriStar AMM and IPC to SGML. Craig also served as a Project Leader during this time. From 2004 to 2006, they were a Project Leader/Technical Author at Midwest Publications, working on the creation of ATA iSpec 2200 AMM Documentary Units for the Dassault 7X project. In 2006, they worked as a Technical Author (contractor) at Goodrich, focused on the creation of ATA iSpec 2200 AMM Documentary Units for Dassault's Doctec system. From 2008 to 2014, they worked as a Technical Author/Technical Illustrator at Aerolite, creating various manuals and certification documents for fixed and rotary-wing aircraft. Craig used software such as IsoDraw 7, CAD Process, Adobe Illustrator, and 3DVIA Composer for illustrations. In 2015, they became the Managing Director of TITANIUM INTERACTIVE PUBLICATIONS LTD. From 2016 to 2022, they owned Craig Halliday Publications, specializing in aerospace and general engineering technical writing, technical illustration, 3D visualization, and animation. Craig authored Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (AMMs) and Technical Manuals for emergency medical services (EMS) equipment. In 2018, they joined Pilatus Aircraft Ltd as a Technical Author, focusing on training systems. Finally, starting in 2022, they are a Senior Technical Writer at Nozomi Networks.

Craig Halliday MISTC attended Princess Marina College and King David School, but specific information about degrees and fields of study is not provided. In terms of additional certifications, Craig obtained the following:

- "Git Essential Training: The Basics" from LinkedIn in July 2022.

- "UX Foundations: Content Strategy" from LinkedIn in July 2022.

- "Introduction to Digital Twins" from LinkedIn in June 2022.

- "IoT Foundations: Fundamentals" from LinkedIn in June 2022.

- "Learning Git and GitHub" from LinkedIn in May 2022.

- "Google UX Design: Conduct UX Research and Test Early Concepts" from Coursera in July 2021.

- "Google UX Design: Build Wireframes and Low-Fidelity Prototypes" from Coursera in June 2021.

- "Google UX Design: Start the UX Design Process: Empathize, Define, and Ideate" from Coursera in May 2021.

- "Google UX Design: Foundations of User Experience (UX) Design" from Coursera in April 2021.

- "Gemba Kaizen: A Commonsense Approach to Continuous Improvement (Blinkist Summary)" from LinkedIn in September 2020.

- "Understanding Information Architecture" from LinkedIn in September 2020.