Professional Statisticians’ Forum (PSF)
A Telephone-Based Meeting for Professional (CStat and GradStat) Statisticians
Dr Tim Davis
A statistical career in engineering and industry (Slides: PDF | PowerPoint)
2:00 – 3:30pm (BST) 17 June 2013
Summary
I will outline my 30+ year career in industry, starting with my days at Dunlop, then the Ford Motor Company, Jaguar Land Rover, and finally setting up my own consulting business. Along the way I will emphasise interactions with universities, and the RSS, and provide some thoughts on how my statistical background has shaped my career.
For those interested to find out more, visit the following web sites:
http://www.timdavis.co.uk/career
http://www.timdavis.co.uk/technicalfellowarticle
All CStats and GradStats are welcome to dial in for this virtual meeting organised by the Royal Statistical Society’s Professional Statisticians’ Forum. PSF meetings provide a forum for professional statisticians to share professional experiences and discuss professional development.
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What is the Professional Statisticians’ Forum?
PSF meetings provide a forum for professional statisticians to share professional experiences and discuss professional development. PSF meetings are intended to be of interest to CSTAT and GradStat members.
PSF meetings are held every 4 times a year and run for around 90 mins. They are intended to be practical in content, and relevant to professional statisticians from a wide range of settings. Meetings are typically led by 1 or 2 speakers with a strong emphasis on sharing experiences. Each meeting will include ample time for discussion / Q&A.
PSF meetings may be telephone-based or face-to-face. At least 1 meeting each year will be held during the RSS conference, and at least 1 by phone allowing participants to dial in from their work-desk. Papers and slides will be posted to the PSF section of the RSS website at least a week ahead of the meeting.
Those interested to attend a PSF meeting are encouraged to pre-register. Though this will not always be necessary for telephone-based meetings, pre-registration is encouraged to allow us to better understand our audience and their interests.
Audio recordings will be available for download shortly after each meeting.
Further information
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