Robin Hearn

Robin Hearn has a diverse work experience starting in 2015 with Transport for London. They began as a Graduate Electronic Engineer in the Asset Management Directorate Technology Team, where they designed and built a portable traffic light system using a Raspberry Pi. They also helped maintain onsite detection equipment with the Supplementary Works team in the AMD Performance & Maintenance department.

In 2017, Robin transitioned to the role of Telecoms Engineer, focusing on two major projects. They developed a Green Light Optimised Speed Advisory System for the A2/M2 and Smart Mobility Living Lab: London projects, and provided network and communications design consultation. Additionally, Robin played a role in the Ultra Low Emission Zone Expansion (ULEX) project, offering expertise in telecommunications strategy and supplier negotiations.

Most recently, Robin joined the company VivaCity in 2023 as a Technical Operations Engineer. Further details about this role, including specific responsibilities and dates, are not provided.

Robin Hearn attended the Royal Grammar School Worcester from 2003 to 2011. During this period, Robin did not pursue a specific degree or field of study. Subsequently, from 2011 to 2015, Robin enrolled at Durham University, where they obtained a Master of Engineering (MEng) degree in Electronic Engineering.