Caitlin Bailey
About Caitlin Bailey
Caitlin Bailey is a Software Engineer at Starling Bank in London, specializing in agile project delivery and cloud computing. She is also a Code First Girls Fellow, focusing on empowering women in technology through teaching and mentorship.
Work at Starling Bank
Caitlin Bailey has been employed as a Software Engineer at Starling Bank since 2022. In this role, she contributes to the development of software solutions within the financial technology sector. Her work involves utilizing her skills in agile project delivery and cloud computing to enhance the bank's digital offerings. Starling Bank is known for its innovative approach to banking, and Caitlin plays a part in maintaining this reputation through her engineering efforts.
Education and Expertise
Caitlin Bailey's educational background includes a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Bristol, which she completed from 2014 to 2017. She furthered her studies by obtaining a Master of Science degree from the University of Bath between 2021 and 2023. Additionally, she attended the Royal Grammar School Newcastle from 2007 to 2014. Her expertise encompasses agile project delivery and the use of Neo4J, a graph database technology, as well as cloud computing with AWS.
Background
Caitlin Bailey's educational journey began at the Royal Grammar School Newcastle, where she studied for seven years. She then pursued higher education at the University of Bristol, followed by the University of Bath, where she completed her Master's degree. This academic foundation has equipped her with the skills necessary for her current role in software engineering.
Achievements in Empowering Women in Technology
Caitlin Bailey serves as a Code First Girls Fellow, an initiative aimed at empowering women in technology. In addition to her fellowship, she acts as an instructor for Code First Girls, where she teaches programming skills to women. Through these roles, she contributes to increasing female representation in the tech industry and supports the development of women's technical skills.