Callum Forrester
About Callum Forrester
Callum Forrester is a Graduate Software Engineer who has worked at Diamond Light Source since 2019. He studied Computer Science at the University of Kent and completed his A Levels in Mathematics, Physics, and Computing at Peter Symonds College.
Work at Diamond Light Source
Callum Forrester has been employed at Diamond Light Source since 2019 as a Graduate Software Engineer. In this role, he contributes to software development projects that support scientific research and data analysis. Prior to this position, he completed an Undergraduate Placement at Diamond Light Source from 2017 to 2018, where he gained practical experience in a research environment. His work at this facility is focused on enhancing software solutions that facilitate the operation of advanced scientific instruments.
Education and Expertise
Callum Forrester completed his A Levels in Mathematics, Physics, and Computing at Peter Symonds College from 2013 to 2015. He then pursued a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Computer Science at the University of Kent, where he studied from 2015 to 2019, including a Year in Industry. This educational background provided him with a strong foundation in programming, algorithms, and software engineering principles, which he applies in his current role.
Background
Callum Forrester's educational journey began at Peter Symonds College, where he focused on subjects that are critical to his field. His transition to the University of Kent allowed him to deepen his knowledge in computer science, culminating in a degree that emphasizes both theoretical and practical aspects of the discipline. His early exposure to industry during his undergraduate placement laid the groundwork for his current career.
Professional Development
Throughout his career, Callum Forrester has engaged in various professional development opportunities. His role as a Graduate Software Engineer at Diamond Light Source has allowed him to apply his academic knowledge in real-world scenarios, enhancing his skills in software development and problem-solving. The experience gained during his Undergraduate Placement has also contributed to his professional growth and understanding of the scientific research landscape.