I combine an MBA in International Business with a First Class BSc in Cloud Computing and over 20 years of experience, mainly in the public sector. I work at the intersection of community projects, operations, safety, and digital tools.
Research interests: nearshore IT support models, public sector operations, digital transformation, workplace safety, and technology for social impact (for example a VAW prevention mobile app).
I am a Civil Servant based in London with over 20 years of professional experience, mainly in the public sector. My day-to-day work includes community projects, workplace safety, logistics, and practical IT support. I enjoy solving real problems, supporting teams, and making complex tasks simpler and safer.
I completed an MBA in International Business (Distinction) and a BSc in Cloud Computing (First Class) at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David in London. My academic work includes a business development dissertation on nearshore IT support for UK organisations and an earlier thesis and viva presentation on a mobile application concept to help address Violence Against Women.
Today my focus is a combination of business management, public sector operations, digital tools and safety. I am interested in how these areas connect inside organisations and how they can be improved step by step, using data, reflection, and practical experience. In the future, I plan to continue this path at doctoral level.
• Name: Gabor Gulyas
• Location: London, UK
• Current role: Civil Servant (Community projects & operations)
• Experience: 20+ years
• Languages: Hungarian, English (and some German / Croatian)
• BCS registered member
• MBA International Business – Distinction (UWTSD London)
• BSc Cloud Computing – First Class (UWTSD London)
• Paramedic, NVQ L4 – Pécs, Hungary
• ECDL Computing, NVQ L4
• A-level: Economics & Agriculture
• IOSH Managing Safely (workplace safety and risk)
A small selection of academic and practice-based work where I combined business, technology and public sector experience. Full documents are available in the “Documents & Downloads” section.
Business development study on how UK SMEs can benefit from nearshore IT teams in Central and Eastern Europe, especially Hungary. The work looks at service levels, communication, culture, and risk from a practical point of view.
A mobile app concept designed to support individuals at risk of Violence Against Women, focusing on accessible information, emergency pathways, and privacy. Presented in dissertation, viva and research poster formats.
Undergraduate work on how organisations can adopt cloud services in a safe and effective way, including security, scalability and reliability aspects, and a practical migration concept for a real-world style case.
A concept brand and operating model for Level 1–3 IT support delivered from Hungary to UK clients. Developed as a structured business proposal with market analysis, service design and financial outline.
Creation of a small real-estate brand with online adverts, visuals, and property descriptions in Hungary. Focus on clear communication and simple digital tools.
Coordinating Community Payback placements, working with host organisations, managing logistics, safety and basic IT/admin support for supervisors and teams.
Leading Community Payback teams on site, ensuring safe and compliant delivery, and working closely with local partners and councils.
Supervising groups on unpaid work projects, supporting behaviour change and maintaining strong relationships with host agencies.
Planning and delivering community projects, monitoring attendance, and supporting safe, structured work environments.
Self-employed taxi driver, responsible for customer service, time management, local route planning and safe transport.
Local deliveries, basic customer service and teamwork in a busy food-service environment.
Operator role in a production environment, working to targets and quality standards.
Multiple emergency care roles including paramedic, air ambulance paramedic, emergency room nurse, and team leader in an ambulance call centre.
Frontline paramedic in pre-hospital emergency care, working in high-pressure situations.
Completed national military service, developing resilience, discipline and teamwork.
Here are direct links to my main academic documents and research outputs. File names can be changed on the server if needed – the structure below is just a simple example.
If you would like to talk about nearshore IT ideas, digital operations, public sector projects or future study and research, feel free to get in touch.