Robin Hemmings
About Robin Hemmings
Robin Hemmings is a Taxonomy Editor at Thomson Reuters, where he has worked since 2013. He has a background in library and information science, with previous roles at Defra, ICAEW, and RICS, and possesses strong skills in web programming and database administration.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Robin Hemmings has been employed at Thomson Reuters as a Taxonomy Editor since 2013. In this role, Hemmings contributes to the Enterprise Risk Management product suite, focusing on enhancing searchability and functionality. The position involves validating and implementing taxonomies related to financial legislation and regulation across various regions, including the UK, EU, and US. Hemmings' work supports the development of robust access to resources for professional clients and commercial businesses.
Previous Employment Experience
Before joining Thomson Reuters, Robin Hemmings held several positions in the information and library sectors. Hemmings worked at Defra as a Librarian for eight months in 2006-2007. Following this, Hemmings served as an Information Executive at ICAEW from 2008 to 2013, where responsibilities included cataloguing. Additionally, Hemmings worked as a Librarian at RICS for one year in 2007-2008. These roles provided valuable experience in information management and stakeholder engagement.
Education and Expertise
Robin Hemmings studied at Guthlaxton College from 1986 to 1990. Hemmings then attended the University of Brighton, where a Diploma in Higher Education in Computer Science was achieved from 1990 to 1992. Subsequently, Hemmings completed a Bachelor of Arts in Library and Information Science at the University of Brighton from 1993 to 1997. Hemmings possesses strong skills in web programming and database administration, with proficiency in technologies such as HTML/CSS, JavaScript, ColdFusion, ASP, PHP, SQLServer, and MySQL.
Stakeholder Engagement and Project Management
Robin Hemmings has experience in liaising with stakeholders, including information users and IT professionals. This engagement is crucial for understanding user needs and ensuring effective project delivery. Hemmings has a passion for delivering robust access to resources and has experience in planning and executing projects tailored for professional clients and commercial businesses. This skill set supports the effective implementation of taxonomies and enhances overall information accessibility.