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Atelier Technology

Atelier Technology is a new breed of company, addressing structural inefficiencies in supply chains with technology that brands, retail or manufacturing orientated companies can struggle to develop internally.
We align exclusively with select partners working together to leverage our proprietary technology into their business process, delivering results that catapult them ahead of the innovation curve.
Atelier combines machine learning, big data and many more technologies to create demand and value by facilitating solutions previously thought of as out of reach.

Chandler's Ford, GB

4 employees

Atelier Technology

Chandler's Ford, GB

4 employees

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Dominic

Managing Director

With over a decade’s experience in the jewellery sector spanning every continent, Dominic cut his teeth at one of the UK’s leading jewellery importers where he rose from apprentice to director before he turned 30. An exemplary track record in manufacturing, brand building, and leading innovative technology projects that deliver competitive advantage.

Andrew

Ecommerce Architect

One of the founding technology team at Net-A-Porter, and responsible for developing the e-commerce division at one of the world’s leading creative agencies (Wednesday Group), Andrew has the pedigree and experience necessary to handle the most ambitious integration projects. Extensive knowledge base in PHP, server architecture, and e-commerce.

Simon

Systems Architect

Extensive experience delivering blue chip IT infrastructure for diverse organisations such as HMRC, UK Parliament, ASOS, Centrica, Investec to name but a few, combine with Simon’s statistical background to ensure our systems, algorithms and infrastructure meet world class standards.

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