Alexander Kirton
About Alexander Kirton
Alexander Kirton is a Data Analyst at Ofcom, specializing in geospatial data visualization and analysis. He has a background in archaeology and has previously worked at Network Rail in various data roles.
Work at Ofcom
Alexander Kirton has been employed as a Data Analyst at Ofcom since 2020. In this role, he applies his expertise in data analysis to support the organization's objectives. His work involves handling large datasets and utilizing advanced analytical techniques to derive insights that inform decision-making processes within the regulatory framework.
Education and Expertise
Alexander Kirton holds a Bachelor's degree in Archaeology from Durham University, which he completed from 2012 to 2015. He further pursued a Master's degree in the same field at the same institution, studying from 2015 to 2017. His academic background emphasizes geospatial data analysis and the management of large-scale regional datasets, equipping him with specialized skills applicable in various analytical contexts.
Previous Experience at Network Rail
Prior to his current role at Ofcom, Alexander Kirton worked at Network Rail. He served as a Data Technician from 2017 to 2018 in Milton Keynes and then transitioned to the position of Engineering Data Analyst from 2018 to 2020 in London. In these roles, he gained practical experience in data management and analysis within the transportation sector.
Technical Proficiencies
Alexander Kirton is proficient in several technical tools and software essential for data analysis and visualization. His skill set includes Bentley Microstation, ArcGIS, FME, Adobe Acrobat, Power BI, and the Microsoft Office Suite. These tools enable him to effectively analyze geospatial data and create visual representations that facilitate understanding and communication of complex datasets.
Coaching Qualifications
In addition to his analytical skills, Alexander Kirton is a qualified hockey coach. He has experience coaching individuals across various age groups and abilities, demonstrating his capability in leadership and mentorship roles outside of his primary career in data analysis.