Speech Graphics
Eimear Stanley has a diverse work experience in various roles within the technology sector. In 2016, Eimear worked as a Software Tester at GlobeTech. From 2018 to 2020, Eimear held the position of Software Engineer at both First Derivatives and Kx - a division of First Derivatives plc. In 2021, Eimear worked as a Financial Software Consultant at Murex. Currently, Eimear is a Research Engineer at Speech Graphics since November 2022.
Eimear Stanley's education history begins in 2008 when they attended Kinsale Community School, where they completed their Leaving Certificate in 2014. Eimear then went on to study at Trinity College Dublin from 2014 to 2018, earning their B.A (Mod) in Computer Science and Language (German). During their time at Trinity, they also had the opportunity to study abroad at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München for the 2016-2017 academic year, focusing on Computer Science and Linguistics. Eimear's education journey continued as they pursued a Master of Science degree in Speech and Language Processing at The University of Edinburgh from 2021 to 2022.
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Speech Graphics
Speech Graphics delivers pioneering facial animation technology to the entertainment industry, working with clients such as Warner Brothers and Def Jam Recordings. Based on over 20 years of R&D in speech technology and procedural facial dynamics, our software produces high-quality facial animation from audio alone, with no need for motioncapture. Speech Graphics spun out of the University of Edinburgh’s world-renowned School of Informatics in 2010 under the leadership of founders Michael Berger and Gregor Hofer, and game industry veteran Colin Macdonald.Speech Graphics has won several awards for its speech-driven animation technology, including the prestigious John Logie Baird Award for innovation, an LT-Innovate Award, a Santander Entrepreneurial Award, and game industry awards including a 2015 Develop Award for Best Creative Outsourcer and 2015 TIGA Award for Best Animation Supplier. The company has also received several development grants, including grants from Scottish Enterprise and the University of Abertay.