Rik Stevens
About Rik Stevens
Rik Stevens is a Scrum Master and Data Architect with extensive experience in project and portfolio management, agile methodologies, and data visualization. He has held various roles across multiple industries, showcasing his expertise in database management and his entrepreneurial skills.
Current Role at Legal & General
Rik Stevens currently serves as a Scrum Master and Data Architect at Legal & General, a position he has held since 2021. In this role, he focuses on implementing agile methodologies and enhancing data architecture within the organization. His responsibilities include facilitating team collaboration and ensuring effective project management practices are followed.
Previous Experience at Achilles Information Ltd
Prior to his current role, Rik worked at Achilles Information Ltd as a Product Owner (Data) from 2019 to 2021. During his tenure, he contributed to the development of data-driven products and strategies, demonstrating his expertise in project and portfolio management.
Professional Background in Agile Methodologies
Rik has participated in numerous agile teams throughout his career, showcasing a strong background in agile methodologies. His experience includes roles that emphasize team collaboration and iterative development, which are essential components of successful agile practices.
Educational Background in Systems Analysis
Rik studied at the University of the West of England, where he earned a BA (Hons) in Systems Analysis from 1984 to 1988. This educational foundation provided him with essential skills in systems thinking and analysis, which he has applied throughout his professional career.
Expertise in Data Management and Visualization
Rik possesses extensive expertise in data management and visualization tools, including Birst, Jaspersoft, and Business Objects. He is also proficient in SQL for both Oracle and SQL Server, indicating a high level of skill in database management. Additionally, his knowledge of Neo4j Graph databases highlights his capability in handling complex data relationships.