Debby Oliver
About Debby Oliver
Debby Oliver is an Associate at Ofcom, specializing in international frequency coordination within the Space and Science Team. With extensive experience in the telecommunications sector, she previously worked as a Personal Assistant at the Intellectual Property Office for 13 years.
Work at Ofcom
Debby Oliver has been employed at Ofcom since 1994, where she holds the position of Associate. In her role, she specializes in international frequency coordination within the Space and Science Team. Her work involves managing frequency allocations and ensuring compliance with international regulations related to telecommunications in the space and science sectors. Over her 30 years at Ofcom, she has contributed to various international projects that focus on enhancing communication capabilities in these fields.
Previous Experience at Intellectual Property Office
Before joining Ofcom, Debby Oliver worked at the Intellectual Property Office in London, England, from 1980 to 1993. During her 13 years there, she served as a Personal Assistant. This role provided her with foundational administrative and organizational skills that have been beneficial in her subsequent career in telecommunications.
Telecommunications Sector Expertise
Debby Oliver possesses extensive experience in the telecommunications sector, particularly in frequency management. Her expertise encompasses the coordination of frequencies for various applications, ensuring that communication systems operate effectively without interference. This specialization is critical in the context of international telecommunications, especially in relation to space and science communication.
Contributions to International Projects
Throughout her career, Debby Oliver has contributed to several international projects related to space and science communication. Her involvement in these projects highlights her role in advancing global telecommunications standards and practices. These contributions reflect her commitment to enhancing communication technologies and ensuring their effective use in scientific endeavors.