Andy Thomas

Andy Thomas has a strong work experience in the field of software development and engineering. Andy started their career at Nortel Networks, where they held various roles, including Senior Software Manager and Advisor. During their time at Nortel, they were responsible for developing software for high-capacity transport systems and successfully deployed their products in customer networks. Andy also managed a team of 45 people and created architecture and core applications for Nortel's most successful products.

Andy then moved on to Sophos, where they held several positions, including VP, Chief Architect. Andy played a key role in developing and leading Sophos's key differentiator, Synchronized Security, which made a significant contribution to the company's IPO. Andy led teams of 45 to 150 people and was responsible for developing security software for various platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux, and VMWare.

Throughout their career, Andy demonstrated strong leadership skills and the ability to drive innovation and introduce new technologies. Andy also had experience in agile principles and practices and was involved in restructuring and reducing headcount to improve team efficiency.

Andy Thomas completed their Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering (BSc) from The University of Manchester from 1988 to 1991. Prior to that, they attended Haberdashers' Aske's School, Elstree, but there is no available information about the degree or field of study they pursued there.