Allan Gill

Allan Gill has a wide range of experience in the tech industry. Allan currently serves as the Interim Head of TechOps at Vaultex UK Ltd, where they oversee the company's technical operations. Prior to this role, Allan worked as an Engineering Manager and Infrastructure Architect at the same company.

Before joining Vaultex UK Ltd, Allan worked as an Infrastructure Solutions Architect at Moneysupermarket Group. In this role, they led the decommissioning and migration of two data centers, ensuring compliance with GDPR security standards. Allan also transitioned on-prem platforms and services to cloud alternatives such as Azure, AWS, or GCP.

Allan also worked as a Technical Architect at both Metropolitan Police and Capgemini. In these roles, they provided technical expertise and consultation, adhering to strict security accreditation requirements. At Capgemini, they played a crucial role in the closure of New Scotland Yard, successfully relocating all platforms with zero downtime.

Earlier in their career, Allan worked as an Infrastructure Solutions Designer and Infrastructure Specialist at Moneysupermarket Group, where they were responsible for infrastructure design, solution engineering, and deployment in AWS. Allan also acted as an Infrastructure Architect and DevOps Engineer for a corporate SalesData application.

Allan's experience also includes a role as a Technical and Infrastructure Manager at Hyndburn Borough Council, where they managed and ensured the efficient operation of ICT hardware, infrastructure, and software. Before this, they held positions as a Senior ICT Officer and IT Technical Officer at the same organization.

At the start of their career, Allan worked as a Support Analyst at Fluor and as a NOC Junior Analyst at MCI Systemhouse.

Overall, Allan Gill's work experience showcases their expertise in technical operations, infrastructure design, migration, and security compliance in various industries.

Allan Gill attended The Manchester Metropolitan University from 1998 to 2001, where they pursued a Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Computing.