Chris Stuart

Chris Stuart has a diverse work experience that spans various industries and roles. Chris started their career as a Work Experience intern at Bluestar Fibres Company, where they shadowed chemical engineers and assisted laboratory members in gathering experimental data. Chris then worked as a Software Designer and Developer at Stamford Infotech Ltd, where they developed a database-driven advertising and sales web application.

Chris later joined Scottish Power for a Year in Industry role, gaining further industry experience. Chris then interned at SP Energy Networks and worked as an Undergraduate Research Intern at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory.

Chris joined the UK Atomic Energy Authority in 2016 as a Masters Student, working on complex 3-D simulations modeling interactions between tritium and relevant materials. Chris continued their journey at the UK Atomic Energy Authority in various roles, including Graduate Real-Time Software and Control Engineer, Real-Time Software and Control Engineer, Real-Time Software Engineer, and eventually became the Plasma Control and Protection Section Leader.

Chris'smost recent position is as a Python Software Engineer at Oxehealth, where they currently work.

Chris Stuart completed their education at the University of Cambridge from 2013 to 2017. Chris obtained a Master of Engineering (MEng) and BA degree in Engineering during this time. Prior to attending the University of Cambridge, Chris attended King Edward VI Grammar School in Louth, though specific details about their degree or field of study were not provided.