Craig Windell has joined QCIF as an eResearch Analyst based at QUT’s Gardens Point Campus.
Craig, who has an engineering degree from QUT, is an IT professional with many years of experience at QUT assisting and supporting researchers to understand and use IT systems.
He has performed a number of IT roles from desktop support, system administrating and system design.
He has worked within QUT’s Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering, Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation, ITS and more recently in cloud computing development and operations for the Visualisation and eResearch Group.
He has developed skills in hybrid cloud environments that support areas such as imaging and sensitive data.
“My new role is a unique opportunity to work with other QCIF eResearch Analysts to share and exchange eResearch expertise with QCIF partners to enhance support of QUT researchers,” said Craig.
QCIF welcomes Craig on board.
QUT researchers who would like advice about QCIF’s services may contact Craig: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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Craig Windell
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