Edmund Chamberlain
Head Of Digital Library Services And Licensing at University of East Anglia
Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
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Top SchoolEdmund Chamberlain is an experienced library technology leader with 14+ years delivering digital-first services for major UK academic and cultural institutions. As Head of Digital Library Services and Licensing at the University of East Anglia he has led cloud migrations, introduced an online reading list adopted by 80% of teaching staff, and shifted two-thirds of resource spend to digital while integrating library systems with the university data warehouse. Previously he built the first cross-library discovery service at Cambridge and helped pioneer early digital legal deposit and open data/API publishing across research libraries. He combines hands-on systems procurement and implementation with process redesign to free senior time for user-focused work, and has a track record of delivering projects on time and on budget in complex, multi-stakeholder environments. Based in Cambridge, Edmund pairs an MA in Library and Information Studies with deep practical experience bridging library workflows, technical teams, and institutional infrastructure.
14 years of coding experience
Library and Information Studies, MA, Library and Information Studies, MA at Loughborough UniversitySouth Wolds ComprehensivePolitics, 2:1, Politics, 2:1 at University of East Anglia
Github Skills (6)
django5
publish5
rest-api4
restful4
java4
python4
Programming languages (1)
Github contributions (2)
edchamberlain/recommend
Feb 2012 - Feb 2012
Contributions:8 commits in 9 days
okfn/bibserver
Mar 2012 - May 2012
BibServer is open-source software what makes it easy to publish, manage and find bibliographies. BibServer is RESTful and web-friendly.
Contributions:5 commits in 2 months
publishpythondjangorestfulrest-api
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