Being an accomplished web and software developer, Nick is familiar with a variety of programming languages and frameworks.
Nick’s recent engagements for Kroll have included leading a digital forensic investigation relating to a major IPO, where he addressed allegations of historic cybercrime. He has also provided expert opinion on the disputed delivery of an e-commerce platform. Further, Nick has investigated potential malicious activity following breach of a Software-as-a-Service platform’s security, and he has assessed software code bases for evidence of intellectual property theft. Nick also managed a major project involving deep diving into the Software Development team’s activity, which included commit logs, time sheets and internal communications, to form an opinion on project quality and adherence to software development best practice.
Prior to joining Kroll, Nick founded a software development consultancy and a web development agency for the professional services sector. He has also co-founded several startups in a CTO capacity and has given expert advice on a range of technology implementation projects for third parties. Prior to that, he was a consultant at Deloitte in the Data team of the Enterprise Risk Services division.
Nick holds an M.Eng. in systems engineering with computing engineering from the University of Warwick. He is a member of the Institute of Engineering Technology, the British Computing Society and the Society for Computers and Law, and an associate member of the Academy of Experts.
