Senior Research Software Engineer

Email: g.yeboah@warwick.ac.uk
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Currently working between home, Library, hot-desks in University House and the Faculty of Arts building

Dr Godwin Yeboah's background is interdisciplinary in nature cutting across research software engineering and the application of geospatial technologies in research or teaching (current role), SHAPE (Social Sciences, Humanities and the Arts for People and the Economy) (PhD and past/current roles), computer science (MSc), geoinformatics and photogrammetry (MSc), geodetic/geomatic engineering (BSc), and industrial experiences in software/geomatic engineering. Prior to his current role, he worked in two Warwick research centres (IGSD and CIM) as a senior research fellow where he led the development of geospatial research methods (including co-leading academic teaching) and worked with researchers from UK, Kenya, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Pakistan, Cambodia, Malawi, Australia, Ghana, Spain, Netherlands, and Germany. Prior to joining Warwick, he worked in several roles in the UK (Researcher), Germany (Software Engineer), and Ghana (Geomatic Engineer and Lecturer). He is passionate about interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research. He is a member of the Society of Research Software Engineering, a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, British Council UK Panel Member on Social Sciences (2015-2020), RSE-Midlands member, academic track scientific committee member of State of the Map Europe 2023 conference, and associate editor of the ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information. Most of his research works are listed on ORCID from which some have received an invitation by UK Parliamentary and Scientific Committee as well as won the prestigious Jack Dangermond Award. He has made significant contributions to several research projects funded by UKRI and NIHR, notably, as co-investigator on IDEAMAPS and to an NIHR-sponsored project developing innovative geospatial methods for digitally mapping informal urban communities across Asia and Africa. He is a trustee of the Society of Research Software Engineering.

Senior Research Software Engineer

Email: sarah.roggendorf@warwick.ac.uk

Sarah joined the Research Computing RSE team in early 2024 and is working on several projects across the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences. She has a background in research in computational maths and engineering and her work has always included a substantial amount software development. Prior to her current role she held two postdoctoral positions in Cambridge (Department of Engineering, 2021-24) and Bern, Switzerland, (Mathematical Institute, 2019-20), and completed her PhD in Applied Maths (Numerical Analysis/Scientific Computing) at the University of Nottingham in 2019.

Senior Research Software Engineer

Email: graham.fowler@warwick.ac.uk
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Graham Fowler is a Senior Research Software Engineer with over two decades of experience in developing web and hybrid mobile applications. His technical expertise includes PHP, Laravel, VueJS, MySQL, and CapacitorJS, with a particular focus on electronic data capture systems.

Graham’s background is rooted in psychology and questionnaire-based research, with his career starting in education and research roles where he developed bespoke tools for data capture and analysis. Transitioning into full-time software development, Graham served as a Senior Research Software Developer in the College of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Birmingham. In this role, he collaborated with researchers to create tailored software solutions for studies in sports and exercise sciences, human and environmental geography, and psychology. Prior to joining the University of Warwick, Graham was the Programming Team Lead at the Birmingham Clinical Trials Unit, where he led a team responsible for developing and maintaining clinical trial applications and driving improvements to the unit’s IT infrastructure and data management capabilities.