Mrs J E Emery
Overview
Position:
Knowledge Transfer Officer
Email:
EmeryJL4@cardiff.ac.ukTelephone: +44(0)29 208 70851
Fax: +44(0)29 208 74199
Extension: 70851
Location: M/1.13
Administrative Responsibilities
MSc Admissions - processing applications and dealing with queries and requests
MSc Enrolment - preparing documents
MSc Allocation – assign personal tutors and group allocations
MSc Teaching - update handbook, coordinate room allocation and teaching modules
MSc Projects - acquire suitable dissertation projects, submit student CV’s, student placements and liaise between students, staff and project sponsor during project period
MSc Admin - maintain documentation relating to students, modules, exams etc.
Liaise with Library regarding submission of MSc dissertation to library
MSc point of contact for any queries
WIMCS coordinator and administrator
Member of the School Administration Committee
Arrange Career talks and recruitment visits for Undergrads and MSc students
Coordinate Case Study Days
hmc² administrator
University Responsibilities
To promote Cardiff School of Mathematics and WIMCS research capabilities and teaching programmes to external organisations
Support the development of research activities in the health modelling domain
Assist the School of Mathematics in finding placements for both the undergraduate degree schemes and postgraduate degrees.
Biography
For 11 years worked for GE Aircraft Engines, where the business overhauled passenger aircraft engines for 100's of customers, held a range of positions of varying responsibilities, finally leaving as a Sourcing Manager.
Some of my key responsibilities were to manage and lead a large team of people in liaising daily with suppliers and vendors and improving performance levels in line with customer commits.
I was responsible for forecasting of spare parts covering five different engine types. I continuously achieved reduction in stock levels through project work while avoiding any impact on delivery of material to engine build programmes.
I have been green belt and Lean Six Sigma trained and headed up various projects using these skills.
On leaving University I worked for a short time as an engineer, designing test structures for the semiconductor industry and developing new ideas.