
Operations and analysis professional with eight years' leadership experience in the British Army, delivering high-tempo planning, organisational coordination, and precise decision-support in complex environments. Recognised for exceptional analytical judgement, operational discipline, and calm leadership under pressure. Now wanting to transition into financial services, bringing strengths in operations, risk awareness, stakeholder communication, and data accuracy.
Oversaw operational planning, resource coordination, and organisational output for a 400-person organisation. Delivered Divisional-level exercise planning, managed competing demands, and maintained oversight of operational risk and readiness. Ensured continuity of organisational tempo during high‑pressure periods by synchronising multiple workstreams and aligning stakeholders across headquarters and sub‑units.
Provided real-time analytical decision-support during multinational exercises, converting complex intelligence into accurate recommendations at pace. Delivered several hundred targeting products with 100% accuracy, contributing to Divisional deep-fires effectiveness. Awarded distinctions and merits across Military Analysis modules.
Led training governance and delivery for a hybrid workforce, ensuring organisational readiness and compliance. Temporarily assumed the Regimental Operations Officer role during a critical gap, delivering high-profile Defence tasks with staff work praised at 2-star general level.
Led a specialist Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) team, planning and delivering complex operational activity in high-tempo exercises and deployments. Managed training, welfare, and readiness for personnel, ensuring delivery of outputs in demanding conditions on two operational deployments to the Baltic region.
Managed internal communications, supported corporate messaging, and maintained digital content across platforms for a leading provider of multi-technical services. Developed strong written communication and stakeholder-engagement skills.