Summary
Joe Reddington is a lecturer in information security and founder of eQuality Time, a tech-for-good charity he started in 2014 that funds projects across education, communication disability and disability awareness. With 11 years of experience spanning academic research, teaching and applied software engineering, he combines formal language specification and toolbuilding with practical deployments in assistive technology and digital forensics. At Royal Holloway he has led work on language specification, validation and prototype generation, and previously won college teaching awards for excellence. He brings hands-on systems experience from industry roles producing C# and JavaScript forensic tools and from field deployments tracking sensor data for speech-aid systems. Comfortable shifting between research, teaching and charity leadership, he pairs deep technical grounding (a PhD in customisable processors) with a practical focus on socially impactful technology. Outside work he balances building a tech4good charity with a mostly-vegan lifestyle, hinting at a values-driven approach to projects.
12 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Customisable Processors, PhD, Customisable Processors at Royal Holloway, University of London