Adam Barrell
Front-End Engineering Manager
Adam Barrell
Front-End Engineering Manager
As Osprey’s Front-End Engineering Manager Adam is responsible for the user interface of Osprey products and the day-to-day management of the front-end delivery team.
Adam is a Chartered Software Engineer with over 8 years of experience in the software industry. His experience has been focused on the delivery of ‘software as a service’ products that provide a range of users from citizens to professionals for both public and private sector clients.
Ricardo Bruggemann
Back-End Engineering Manager
Ricardo Bruggemann
Back-End Engineering Manager
As Osprey’s Back-End Engineering Manager, Ricardo is instrumental in delivering key product milestones. He is responsible for developing, enhancing and improving current and new products and features within the Osprey system and for the day-to-day management of the back-end team.
A highly accomplished Developer with over 20 years of experience within the technology sector, Ricardo previously worked as a Team Leader and Software Architect responsible for the entire development process, he joined Osprey in 2021.
Richard Mayne
Data Scientist Manager
Richard Mayne
Data Scientist Manager
Richard’s role is to help the company to get more from its data and automate some of the laborious data processes. He writes software that does data collection, structuring and analysis, primarily using artificial intelligence (AI) techniques. As head of the Data Science department, he drives the company’s roadmap for developing new descriptive and predictive solutions to ensure that Osprey remains at the cutting edge of machine- and deep learning technologies.
Richard started his career as a biomedical scientist specialising in histopathology, before retraining in Computer Science. After doing postdoctoral research and university lecturing, he moved to the private sector in 2019 and began with Osprey in 2021.
Ryan Long
Front-End Developer
Ryan Long
Front-End Developer
As Front-End Developer Ryan is responsible for implementing visual elements that users see and interact with in the Osprey system. Delivering continuous enhancements to provide the best user experience for clients.
Ryan initially worked as a freelance and contract web developer helping small businesses modernise their online presence, before joining the British Army as a Communications Systems Engineer for 5 years. He returned to the world of development working on software in events technology, and then frontend development at a digital agency, before joining Osprey in 2022.
Alan Conejero Talens
Senior Full Stack Developer
Alan Conejero Talens
Senior Full Stack Developer
Alan is one of Osprey’s back-end developers, in his current position, Alan focuses on the back-end of the system, providing the best solutions to access and process data to build a reliable, scalable and maintainable application.
Alan has been a developer for over 6 years, developing his skills as a full-stack developer, working on a wide variety of projects ranging from shopping delivery companies, bespoke property portal management systems and money transfer platforms to NGOs before joining Osprey in 2022.
Mark Garner
DevOps Engineer
Mark Garner
DevOps Engineer
As a DevOps Engineer, Mark is responsible for building and setting up new development tools and infrastructure at Osprey.
After leaving university with a degree in Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security Mark accepted a graduate position from IBM, joining their Associate Scheme to work as a Technical Consultant in Global Business Services. He then went on to train as a DevOps Engineer, becoming competent in various Cloud Computing related tools and software. Before joining Osprey, Mark worked at the Department for Work and Pensions, designing and deploying various applications and services to improve their infrastructure.
Samragi Shaktawat
Automation Tester
Samragi Shaktawat
Automation Tester
As an Automation Tester, Samragi’s main responsibility is to conduct the testing phase of the production process for system developments to ensure that final products meet company standards. Serving as a liaison between developers and customer support, she identifies whether products are functional, reliable, and meet the end user's expectations.