North East Technology News

Issue 109

Did you always envisage a career in the world of technology? Subconsciously, I think yes. I joined the RAF straight from sixth form and entered the electronics engineering trade. Over the 15 years I served, I gradually developed skills across a range of systems. Initially, some of the “tech” was fairly old-school: valves and transistors. But eventually, as the RAF modernised, I worked on modern, digital systems. This is what really ignited my interest in technology as we see it today. What attracted you to your current role? After leaving the RAF and spending a few years working in several different technology roles across both industry and the public sector, the opportunity to be involved in a start-up was very appealing. Forfusion was born from a collective frustration with large technology integrators not delivering on their commitments to customers. To me, the solutions were often simple ones, but due to…