Frida de Sigley
CONTACT
Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/fdesigley
e-mail: ['fdesigley', 'at', 'gmail', 'dot','com']
Web: desigley.space
Twitter: twitter.com/FdeSigley
GitHub: github.com/fdsig
Phone: ['zero', 'seven', 'nine', 'eight', 'six', 'six', 'zero', 'zero', 'four', 'three', 'eight']
PROFILE
I am passionate about integrating new technology within teams, the role of data in improving people's lives, and optimizing organizational functioning. I am a highly effective, data-driven project and people manager with 4 years experience of managing research, budgets and teams. I have developed service delivery models and data-driven toolkits that have been rolled out across the UK and showcased in the EU.
EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS
2020-2021
The University of Stirling
MSc, Artificial Intelligence
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) MSc programme is closely interlinked with areas such as big data and data analytics. It has a focus on using advanced techniques using neural networks to classify unstructured data. Key areas and skills gained are:
2007-2011
The Glasgow School of Art
BA (Hons), Fine Art Photography, dissertation on Semantic Theory, (1st Class)
2015
The University of Glasgow
Art Psychotherapy, Introduction
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2019-2020
Refugee Integration Services Manager
The Scottish Refugee Council, Scotland, www.scottishrefugeecouncil.org.uk
2016-2019
Refugee and Family Integration Manager
The British Red Cross, Refugee Support, Scotland, www.redcross.org.uk
2012-2015
Refugee Support Casework Coordinator (Psychosocial Support and Family Integration) The British Red Cross, Refugee Support, Scotland, www.redcross.org.uk
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
I am conversant in using R and Python for data analytics, BI and Microsoft Office. I have been trained in project management, facilitation skills, systems thinking, child and adult safeguarding and financial management. I am also a qualified Immigration Adviser at OISC level 1.
SELECTED TALKS
Developing a Service Model from Data, Families Together Conference, London, 2019 No Barriers to Banking, Monzo Campaign Launch, Glasgow, 2019
The Importance of Quantitative Data for Influencing and Evaluation, Asylum and Migration Integration Fund Conference, Glasgow, 2018
RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS
From Pillar To Post: Destitution among people refused asylum in Scotland, The Scottish Refugee Council, 2019
Voices of Strength and Pain: impacts of separation, loss and trauma on reuniting refugee families, The British Red Cross, 2018
Can’t Stay. Can’t Go: Refused asylum seekers who cannot be returned, The British Red Cross, 2016
We Started Life Again: integration experiences of refugee families reuniting in Glasgow, The British Red Cross, 2015