Solomonic Boosts Team with Key University of Bath Hires

Leading litigation analytics and data startup, Solomonic, have boosted their team with a series of new hires from the University of Bath’s prestigious Computer Science and Management departments.

Michael Rawcliffe joins as a junior software engineer, having recently qualified with a degree in Computer Science, specialising in machine learning applications, cyber security, and ethical computer science practices.   

Solomonic’s development team is further extended with two student interns, Julien Tapon and Nicolas Pizzo, both with crucial expertise in data and web app development. Solomonic also welcomes back Angus Oehlers, who is experienced in automated systems and cloud computing.

On the Go-to-Market side, Solomonic have also brought student interns Alex Coleman and Ashleigh Poh onto the customer and marketing team. They bring experience in digital communications, customer engagement and product management. 

James Gibbs, Solomonic CTO, commented, “The development demands of our application and of building litigation data are large and complex. We have been working with the University of Bath for the last 2 years and we are thrilled with the talent and attitude of students we have been able to not just hire, but to develop into major contributors to our product.”

Edward Bird, Solomonic Managing Director, added, “Our rapid growth and high levels of user engagement open up opportunities to deliver even more intelligence and insight for our customers. As this value to users expands, we need to grow our team to deliver on it and we are delighted to have hired such a great group of smart and energised individuals.” 

Solomonic are excited and confident that this growth of their team will continue to allow them to deliver the best experience for their customers.