Bradley Dunkley
About Bradley Dunkley
Bradley Dunkley is a Customer Assistant at Wickes in Leicester, United Kingdom, where he has worked since 2013. He holds a Master’s Degree in Physics with Astrophysics from the University of York and has served as a Physics Student Ambassador since 2015.
Work at Wickes
Bradley Dunkley has been employed as a Customer Assistant at Wickes since 2013, accumulating over 11 years of experience in this role. His work is based in Leicester, United Kingdom, where he engages with customers to provide assistance and support in their purchasing decisions. This position has allowed him to develop strong interpersonal skills and a deep understanding of customer service dynamics within the retail sector.
Education and Expertise
Bradley Dunkley studied at the University of York, where he pursued a Master’s Degree in Physics with Astrophysics from 2014 to 2018. His academic journey has equipped him with strong quantitative and computational skills, which are essential in the field of physics. His educational background supports his keen interest in innovation, rooted in the scientific principles he has learned throughout his studies.
Background in Leadership and Teamwork
During his time at the University of York, Bradley served as a course ambassador, where he took on leadership and teamwork responsibilities. This role involved representing the university and assisting fellow students, which contributed to his development in collaborative environments. Additionally, he has been a Physics Student Ambassador since 2015, further enhancing his leadership skills and engagement with the academic community.
Previous Work Experience
Before his current roles, Bradley worked as a Spring Intern at Galliford Try for one month in 2013. This internship provided him with initial exposure to the professional environment, allowing him to apply his academic knowledge in a practical setting. His experience as a course ambassador and his internship have contributed to his overall professional development.
Involvement in Academic and Community Events
Bradley volunteered at the Physics at 50 event held at the University of York in January 2016. This involvement reflects his commitment to the academic community and his willingness to engage in events that promote physics and its applications. His participation in such events demonstrates his proactive approach to learning and community engagement.