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Felix Ritchie C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E |
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| Individual Profile | ||||||||||||||
| Good humoured and enthusiastic team leader and team player. Thrives in a challenging and dynamic environment and takes pride in delivering high quality work to time and budget. Enjoys a role with variety and that involves customer interfacing. Professional, experienced, flexible, dedicated and possesses a 'can do' attitude that focuses on solving problems and overcoming challenges. | ||||||||||||||
| Education | ||||||||||||||
| PhD Economics; MSc Economics, BSc Economics and Computer Science (1st class) | ||||||||||||||
| Current activities | ||||||||||||||
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Economic Adviser at the Office for National Statistics: Development and management of access to government microdata for research purposes, including policy advice, technical specification, contract negotiation, disclosure control, and dissemination programmes. Head of microeconomic research and deputy to divisional director. Own research on labour economics, econometrics, statistical theory, statistical disclosure control. Independent IT consultant specialising in consumer-oriented businesses Occasional lecturer in econometrics and programming |
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| Key skills | ||||||||||||||
| Project management and client skills | ||||||||||||||
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New business development, assessment and costing; contracting; allocation of work; management of programming and clerical staff; budgeting; timetabling and milestones; appointment of staff; pre- and post-sales technical and business consultancy; account management; drafting of technical guides Contract negotiation within and across government PRINCE2 qualified (ONS internal training) |
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| Economics and econometrics | ||||||||||||||
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Specialisms: econometric theory; energy issues; labour markets. Acknowledged expert in GAUSS matrix programming language, confidentiality protection for research environments, and longitudinal business data. Consulting lecturer on GAUSS, STATA and panel data econometrics |
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| Statistics | ||||||||||||||
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Manipulation of large datasets; familiarity with range of statistical software Wide general knowledge of data linking techniques, confidentiality issues, and disclosure control Interpretation of legal/political environment and data sharing issues |
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| IT skills | ||||||||||||||
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System administration; high-level design and specification; design and maintenance of small networks; management of programmers and consultants Web design techniques; various programming languages; multimedia and conferencing technologies |
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Six years lecturing experience; advisor on internet teaching and learning skills; lead technical consultant for marketing events Presentation of government policy and drafting of briefing papers |
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| Language skills | ||||||||||||||
| Tourist French and Italian, eclectic German, limited Polish, some Spanish | ||||||||||||||
| Current positions | ||||||||||||||
| 02.05 - |
Head of Economic Analysis and Deputy Director, Social and Economic Microdata Analysis and Reporting Division [Civil Service Grade 6]
Office for National Statistics, Newport, South Wales
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| 11.02 - |
Occasional consultant in econometrics and IT
Trig Consulting, London and Camberley
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| Previous experience | ||||||||||||||
| 11.02 - 01.05 |
Economic Adviser; Head of Business Data Linking [Civil Service Grade 7]
Office for National Statistics, London
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| 07.01 - 11.02 |
IT Consultant/Econometrician
Trig Consulting, London and Camberley
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| 01.00 - 06.01 |
Operations Manager
Virtual Environments International, Oxford (now in liquidation)
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| 10.98 - 09.99 |
Head of Computer Department
IZA (Institute for the Study of Labour), Bonn, Germany
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| 04.98 - 09.98 |
Economist
Scottish Office Agriculture Environment and Fisheries Department, Edinburgh
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| 09.93 - 12.97 |
Lecturer
Department of Economics, University of Stirling
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| 05.89 - 10.90 |
Generation and system studies analyst
Electricity purchasing department, Southern Electric plc, Maidenhead
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| 1985 - 1989 |
Programmer
Arena Software Limited, Cambridge
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| Education | ||||||||||||||
| 1988 |
BSc Economics and computer science (1st class), University of Stirling Winner of Adam Smith Economics Prize Final year dissertation: The Impact of the 'Big Bang' on the London Stock Exchange |
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| 1991 | MSc Economics, University of Glasgow | |||||||||||||
| 1995 | PhD Economics, University of Stirling | |||||||||||||
| Personal details | ||||||||||||||
| Address |
17 Mansfield Street Cardiff CF11 6EE South Wales UK |
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Tel: Mobile: |
(+44) 2920 165 793 (+44) 7909 528 136 |
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| Email: | felixritchie@trigconsulting.co.uk | |||||||||||||
| Web: | http://business.virgin.net/felix.ritchie/ | |||||||||||||
| Date of birth: | 21stSeptember 1965 | |||||||||||||