Maurice Walshe

Current

Technical Lead SEO at THUK

Past

Webdeveloper at Poptel
MPG 2 at British Telecomm Plc
MPG2 at BT

Mpg2 at BT Tymnet Engineering Centre
Systems Programmer at Dar Al Handasha
Experimental Officer at BHRA

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Education

Bedford College (Mander College)

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Industry

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Maurice Walshe’s Summary

Experianced Web/Internet Professional

Curently working as the Lead SEO in the SEO team at a small Internet Marketing Company THUK.

I was active in some early online communities PRESTEL and Telecom Gold I even got mentioned in Indra Singhs book about that pre www early online communities The Cybergypsies

Maurice Walshe’s Specialties:

SEO,Internet Deveopment, Perl,HR Issues

Maurice Walshe’s Experience

Technical Lead SEO

THUK

(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Internet industry)

September 2005 — Present (3 years 11 months)

Currently I am working as the lead SEO with a small team for an Internet marketing consultancy in a (plus some networking and security) developing my SEO/SEM skills to promote them on the Internet using a variety of White Hat techniques.

Recent sites include Essex Audi- A group of 6 Dealers in Essex launching a new site/blog (just under 1300 unique visitors in first month - I also did the high level design for the automatic feed of used cars). I am also involved in a new site for them building a site for Audi fleet sales.
Webdeveloper

Poptel

(Partnership; 51-200 employees; Internet industry)

2000 — 2002 (2 years)

I joined Poptel a developer in their Professional Services department. I worked on many projects mostly for the social enterprise/charity/trade union sector. I was also involved in evaluating external products and integrating them into our solutions. I also worked on productising a paperless direct debit system that is used by several major charities and which has raised favourable comment from the e-government minister.

I also worked on award wining accessible sites and helped develop the betsie screen reader tool in conjunction with the BBC
MPG 2

British Telecomm Plc

(Internet industry)

1987 — 2000 (13 years)
MPG2

BT

(Public Company; BT.A; Telecommunications industry)

1987 — 2000 (13 years)
Mpg2

BT Tymnet Engineering Centre

(Internet industry)

1987 — 1994 (7 years)
Systems Programmer

Dar Al Handasha

(Civil Engineering industry)

1983 — 1987 (4 years)

I managed the company’s Mini and PC systems, additionally I was responsible for developing the system software and utilities used by the other application programmers. For example, new device drivers or a complex 3d model for bridge designs.

I maintained the computer links between offices in London and started development on linking our offices overseas. Other areas I worked in at Dar include Geographical Information Systems, bridge design and test analysis programs. I upgraded our in-house WP systems, this required a lot of customizing, training and installing of several products, including bi- and tri-lingual systems.
Experimental Officer

BHRA

(Non-Profit; 201-500 employees; Research industry)

1979 — 1983 (4 years)

A world leading research association working in all fields of fluids, i.e. Pumps, Valves, Noise, AI, Pipelines, Fluids, Database, Nuclear, Technical Software and Computer Modeling.

I developed technical programs for the research staff in the firm. Often these would be sampling and displaying experimental data graphically. Problems ranged from simple graphs, to complex problems involving digitizing data, from both still and high-speed film cameras.

I was responsible for the management and support of most of the company’s computer resources, planning and allocating systems to projects. I also was responsible for consumable and upgrades, and was able to achieve large savings on disk drives, terminals, communications and plotters, etc.

Maurice Walshe’s Education

Bedford College (Mander College)

BTEC , Mech Eng (Thermo Fluids) , 1979 — 1982

Specialized course for local industry RnD and APE Allens (Now Rolls Royce) only ever used in improvising a way of draining a flooded computer room :-)