SEED Staff

Iain Kelwick - SEED Manager

I.Kelwick@hull.ac.uk

Iain Kelwick is an experienced software engineer and project manager. He has many years of commercial experience within the mobile data, digital radio and offshore sectors. He has designed and implemented many safety critical systems for the emergency services both within the UK and abroad.

David Morris - SEED Administrator

David.Morris@hull.ac.uk

David Morris has a degree in Computer Science with Business Information Engineering from the University of Hull. Before this job, he was the VP (Academic Representation) at the student union and he was also a SEED trainee. He is also a qualified computer engineer, nationally recognised trainer and professional member of the BCS.

Software Developers

Tom Fosdick - Senior Software Developer

T.Fosdick@hull.ac.uk

Tom is a professional software engineer with more than 15 years of commercial development experience and a strong business focus. He has designed and implemented several mission critical solutions in both the government and commercial sectors, specialising in communications and information systems. Tom has an exceptionally broad range of experience, covering most major platforms, technologies and methodologies. Currently Tom works mostly with C# .NET and MS SQL Server.

Daniel Revell - Software Developer

D.Revell@hull.ac.uk

Daniel is a recent graduate from the Department of Computer Science with an MEng in Computer Science with Games Development. He specialises in .NET technologies, C# and Sharepoint.

Academic Mentors

Dr. David Grey

D.J.Grey@hull.ac.uk

David Grey is the Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Computer Science. He has over 15 years of software development experience and has produced software for various clients, including Microsoft. He is an acknowledged .NET expert.

Rob Miles

R.S.Miles@hull.ac.uk

Rob Miles is a lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and has considerable expertise in software development, having created solutions for a number of customers including Siemens and the Humber Bridge Board. He is a Microsoft Visual C# Most Valuable Professional (MVP)

Dr. Peter Robinson

P.A.Robinson@hull.ac.uk

Peter Robinson is a lecturer in the Department of Computer Science. He has extensive experience of software development for industrial applications, having designed and implemented systems for companies such as BAE Systems and Philips.

Interns

	Harry Overs H.Overs@2006.hull.ac.uk Harry is spending a year gaining commercial experience, which forms part of his degree
	Matthew D Smith M.D.Smith@2007.hull.ac.uk Matthew is spending a year gaining commercial experience, which forms part of his degree
	Calum Tomeny C.M.Tomeny@2006.hull.ac.uk Calum is spending a year gaining commercial experience, which forms part of his degree
	Matthew Wardill M.Wardill@2007.hull.ac.uk Matthew is spending a year gaining commercial experience, which forms part of his degree