Andrew Storer

Andrew Storer began their work experience in 1987 as a Software Engineer at Data Sciences, which later became part of IBM Global Services. Andrew worked on various development and integration projects, taking on roles such as project management, team leader, design authority, quality manager, and software developer. In 1998, they joined Lincoln Software as a Software Engineer, where they served as a Team Leader and Design Authority responsible for the Code Generation component of the Software Development tool. In 2000, they moved on to Critical Path as a Software Engineer until 2004. From 2004 to 2012, they worked at Martin Dawes Systems as a Solution Architect, focusing on the diseMP Customer Care and Billing product for the telecoms industry. At TalkTalk, their roles included Enterprise Architect, Principal Architect, Principal Engineer IT Operations, and their current position as Head of Architecture & Software Solutions, which they started in 2012. Andrew'sresponsibilities at TalkTalk involve defining and governing the company's application architecture and creating transitional states for successful business benefits.

Andrew Storer attended Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School Horncastle from 1977 to 1984. Andrew then pursued a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Mathematics at the University of Leeds.