Kurtis Angell
About Kurtis Angell
Kurtis Angell is a software developer with a diverse background in both humanities and technical fields. He has worked in various roles, including housing support, mental health, and research, before joining ThoughtWorks in 2019.
Work at ThoughtWorks
Kurtis Angell has been employed at ThoughtWorks as a Software Developer since 2019. His role involves contributing to various software development projects, leveraging his technical skills and background in both humanities and technology. ThoughtWorks is known for its focus on agile software development and innovative technology solutions.
Previous Experience in Software Development
Before joining ThoughtWorks, Kurtis Angell gained valuable experience in the software development field. He worked as a Trainee Software Developer at Northcoders for three months in 2018. Additionally, he contributed to open-source projects on GitHub, which showcases his commitment to software development and collaboration within the tech community.
Background in Mental Health and Support
Kurtis Angell has a diverse background that includes roles in mental health and youth support. He served as a Mental Health Practitioner at 42nd Street Charity in 2018 and led various research projects focused on youth loneliness and mental health. His experience in these areas informs his approach to software development, emphasizing empathy and user-centric design.
Education and Expertise
Kurtis Angell studied at The Manchester Metropolitan University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in History from 2012 to 2015. He also attended Burton College, studying Sports Science and completing a youth apprenticeship with Burton Albion Football Club from 2010 to 2012. His educational background combines humanities and technical fields, enhancing his analytical skills in software development.
Contributions to Community and Research
Throughout his career, Kurtis Angell has engaged in various community and research initiatives. He worked as a Co-Project Lead for NHS Bowel Cancer Research and as a Research Associate for NHS Health Checks at Unique Improvements Ltd. His involvement in these projects reflects his commitment to applying his skills for social good and improving public health outcomes.