Bella Cockrell
About Bella Cockrell
Bella Cockrell is a Software Engineer 2 at Made Tech, working on public sector projects in London, England.
Current Role at Made Tech
Bella Cockrell holds the position of Software Engineer 2 at Made Tech in London, England, United Kingdom. Her responsibilities include working on various software development projects, with a strong emphasis on public sector technology solutions. Bella is actively contributing to the digital transformation efforts at the London Borough of Hackney through her role at Made Tech.
Experience at London Borough of Hackney
Bella Cockrell is currently engaged as a Software Engineer 2 at the London Borough of Hackney via Made Tech. Her work focuses on enhancing digital services and streamlining technology for public sector initiatives. Bella's involvement includes developing and maintaining applications that support the borough's services and operations.
Previous Role at Ofgem
Bella Cockrell served as a Software Engineer 1 at Ofgem, under the employment of Made Tech, from 2021 to 2022. During her four-month tenure, she contributed to various software engineering projects aimed at improving the regulatory body's technological framework. Her role involved collaborating with team members to deliver efficient and effective software solutions.
Transition from Publishing to Software Engineering
Before transitioning to software engineering, Bella Cockrell had a substantial career in publishing. She worked at Pavilion Books as an Editorial Assistant, Assistant Editor, and Editor from 2014 to 2020. Leveraging her skills and experiences from publishing, Bella successfully transitioned to software engineering, starting as an Academy Engineer at Made Tech and advancing to her current role.
Educational Background
Bella Cockrell holds a Master's degree in Literature and Philosophy from the University of Sussex, completed in 2014. She also achieved a Bachelor's degree in English Literature with a 2:1 (68%) from the same university in 2013. Prior to university, Bella studied A Levels in English Language and Literature at Peter Symonds College from 2008 to 2010.