About Epimorphics

Managing Director

MARTIN MERRY

Martin is the Managing Director of Epimorphics. With a background in Mathematical Logic from Cambridge and Manchester, Martin puts many years of leadership experience at HP and elsewhere to good use in overseeing our client projects and developing new business.

CTO

DAVE REYNOLDS

Dave is the Chief Technology Officer at Epimorphics. Dave guides our strategic and technical priorities, and is the driving force behind much of the innovative software in our products and solutions. Dave regularly participates as an invited expert on a number of standardisation and best-practice activities, such as the UK Linked Data Working Group.

Office Manager

JULIE LANFEAR

Julie keeps the Epimorphics office organised and efficient, manages the books and makes sure that the coffee grinder never runs out of beans!

 

New Positions

We’re searching for people to join us in creating powerful data solutions for organisations, so they can make better use of their information.

BUSINESS STRATEGIST

ALEXANDER COLEY

Alex leads business strategy development and supports project development.  Alex has joined us after leading open data in Government (at Defra) with a wealth of experience at the interface between policy makers and technical teams. Alex has supported and participated in many standardisation and best-practice groups covering data and geography themes.

LINKED DATA UX ANALYST

PAUL SHABAJEE

Paul’s expertise focuses on improving user experience through analysing the interface between linked data technologies and user needs. He is also a research fellow at the University of Bristol.

USER RESEARCHER

LIZZIE SCUFFELL

Lizzie’s expertise focuses on understanding user needs as part of our service design.  Lizzie has a background in user research and business analysis often with open and linked-data projects.

 

Web applications lead

IAN DICKINSON

Ian leads the development of most of Epimorphics’ web application projects. With a background in computer science and artificial intelligence, he now focuses on creating compelling user experiences and data visualisations around linked and open data.

Software Developer

MIKE WATERWORTH

Michael is a software developer in the front-end team. Coming from a position as a research assistant, he works to create straightforward and useful interfaces to large data sets on the web.

Software Developer

CHRIS DOLLIN

Chris is an expert software developer, who works on many of the essential behind-the-scenes components that drive Epimorphics’ linked data applications.

DEVELOPER

MAX PRETTYJOHNS

Max is a Computer Science graduate from the University of Bristol. His main focus is part of the development team supporting front and back-end projects.

Consultant

BRIAN MCBRIDE

Brian specialises in the development of linked data systems.  He has worked on the Semantic Web since its early development and led the development of some of its founding standards.  His expertise covers a broad range from project management, through ontology and software development to operations and automation.

Consultant

STUART WILLIAMS

Stuart is a Linked Data Specialist who takes a leading role in our data systems architecture and modelling projects. Formerly chair of the W3C Technical Architecture group, Stuart also consults on standardisation activities around linked and open data.

PROJECT MANAGER

KAT FARR

Kat’s expertise is in project coordination and management supporting both our client and business projects.  Kat has a background in project management previously in the fintech sector.

SOFTWARE DEVELOPER

SIMON OAKES

Simon is our newest team member joining as a software developer  His main focus is part of the development team supporting front and back-end projects.  Simon has a MSci Mathematics from University of Birmingham (mainly logic and combinatorics), and has previously worked on clinical and financial software.

EXTERNAL PARTNER

MIHAJLO MILOSAVLJEVIC

Mihajlo is supporting our front and back-end development teams on multiple platform and client projects. Mihajlo is taking a break between his second and third year as a Computer Science student at the University of Bristol