Paul Fillingham
About Paul Fillingham
Paul Fillingham is a Lead Researcher with extensive experience in digital design and research. He has worked at various organizations, including eSynergy Solutions and Thinkamigo Digital, and has co-authored notable publications and projects in the field.
Work at eSynergy Solutions
Paul Fillingham has served as the Lead Researcher at eSynergy Solutions since 2019. In this role, he focuses on research initiatives that drive innovative solutions within the organization. His experience in user experience and digital design informs his approach to research, allowing him to contribute effectively to the company's objectives.
Previous Experience in UX and Digital Design
Prior to his current role, Paul Fillingham worked as a UX Consultant at SPARCK for seven months in 2017 to 2018. He also held the position of Senior Digital Experience Designer at Orange Bus Ltd from 2015 to 2016. His background includes significant roles such as Senior Account Director & Digital Consultant at Cuttlefish Multimedia Ltd and eCommerce Director at Headland, where he gained extensive experience in digital strategy and user experience.
Educational Background
Paul Fillingham studied at Mansfield College of Art, where he achieved a Vocational Graphics qualification from 1977 to 1978. He later attended Leeds Beckett University, earning a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Fine Art from 1980 to 1983. Additionally, he completed A-Level studies in Art Design and Art History at Clarendon College from 1978 to 1980.
Publications and Media Appearances
Paul Fillingham co-authored 'Banners and Beyond: People, Parades and Protest' with Dr. David Amos in 2020 and 'A History of Coal Mining in 10 Objects' in 2013, supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. He has been featured in the BBC TV program 'The Art of Mining: Civilisations Stories' in 2018 and appeared on BBC Radio 4's 'Saturday Live' in 2013, discussing the Sillitoe Trail.
Achievements in Digital Projects
Paul Fillingham co-created the 'Dawn of the Unread' digital graphic novel, which received recognition and was featured on Notts TV in 2015. The project won The Guardian University Award in the same year. He also contributed to the 'Sillitoe Trail' project, which was highlighted on BBC TV's 'Inside Out' in 2012. His initiatives have led to significant increases in online sales and ticket sales for various organizations.