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Aidan Thompson: Education
Aidan Thompson: Education
PROFILE
First year Computing Student with a keen interest in the field of Data Analytics. Looking to kickstart a
career in an IT / Data Science related role to gain extensive experience with Analytics tools such as
SAS and Tableau. Currently open to work in a variety of areas whilst developing new skills in many
aspects of Computing and Programming. Long-term aspiration is to become a Data Scientist.
Education
University of Suffolk
September 2022 – Present
Degree
BSc (Hons) Computing
A-Levels
September 2020 - Present
Achieved Grades
One A (Mathematics); three B’s (Physics, Economics, and Accounting)
GCSEs
September 2017 - June 2020
Achieved Grades
Four 9s (English Language, History, Physics, Chemistry), Five 8s (Mathematics, Statistics, Biology, Geography,
Electronics), Two 7s (English Literature, Sociology)
Experience
Work placement
June - July 2019
Company name: AXA Insurance
- Utilised IT software that analysed customer complaints by forming key phrases that the system
could detect through voice recognition. Required attention to detail for filtering responses in the
correct form and context. Systems involved Complaints management and shift scheduling.
- Shadowed a claims handler and explored how competence in numerical skills, decision making,
and analytical thinking had to be demonstrated through giving customers advice on the claims
process and checking against the claims to ensure valid pay-outs were made at an agreed limit.
- Interviewed members of the company in order to establish the key skills and responsibilities
they had manifested whilst working for AXA. Developed interpersonal skills and grew confidence
in building working relationships within a professional environment.
- Participated in team building exercises, including the organisation of a corporate event where I
followed company objectives and health and safety protocols.
- Regular reader of the Economist and currently reading “Data Analytics Made Accessible” by
Oliver Theobold