Summary
Chris Williams is a geospatial and environmental technology leader with over a decade of experience, currently leading Digital Mapping at the British Geological Survey. With a PhD in Glaciology and a First Class BSc in Physical Geography, he brings deep domain expertise in earth systems and data-driven environmental mapping. He combines scientific rigour with practical leadership, translating complex geospatial research into operational digital products and mapping services. Based in the UK, Chris has a track record of bridging research, GIS engineering, and stakeholder-facing delivery across national-scale programmes. Known for turning challenging field science into usable datasets and tools, he emphasizes reproducible workflows and robust data governance. Outside work, his background in glaciology informs a pragmatic focus on long-term environmental monitoring and resilience.
11 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Glaciology, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Glaciology at University of Leeds
Wirral Grammar School for Boys
Geography BSc, Physical Geography, First Class Honors, Geography BSc, Physical Geography, First Class Honors at University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
German, English