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Lee Sowden
Business Intelligence Developer, Computer Software
Hi, I'm Lee Sowden, I am a Business Intelligence Developer, who has previously completed the BPTC, and also has qualifications in Bookkeeping and Creative Writing
Lee Sowden's Bio:
Lee Sowden has worked in the IT industry for a number of years. Having previously worked in a number of different support capacities, more recently he has specialised in Business Intelligence and SQL database work. Lee Sowden has also recently completed additional qualifications in law and has passed the BPTC exam and been called to the Bar. Though he has chosen to stay within the IT profession, this background has added to his abilities to present work, and deliver well-written reports, as well as engage with stakeholders at all different levels. As a side-line, Lee Sowden has also engaged in book-keeping work and has recently obtained a level 2 IAB Book-keeping qualification and a level 2 computerised accounts qualification in Sage. In his spare time, he enjoys writing and has recently completed a creative writing course, and undertaken some additional work writing blogs for third parties, where so far he has had over 150 articles published.
Lee Sowden's Experience:
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ICT Business Intelligence Analyst at Leicestershire Fire and Rescue
July 2012 - September 2018 | LeicesterThird line support of internal systems as well as deliverying Business Intelligence Reports and Data Warehousing.
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Technical Projects Manager at The Walt Disney Company Limited
March 2000 - July 2004 | Hammersmith, LondonDelivering Internet based products and content in conjunction with partners all over the world.
Lee Sowden's Education:
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Nottingham Law School
2014 – 2015BPTCConcentration: Law -
University of Leicester
2009 – 2012LLB LawConcentration: LawActivities: President of Mature Students and Post Graduates Member of Union Parliament -
Blundell's School
1989 – 1994
Lee Sowden's Interests & Activities:
Cooking Playing Games Reading Watching Films Writing Technology Music Running