Charlotte Owen

Charlotte Owen is the Deputy Director for Data and Advanced Analytics at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology in the United Kingdom.1 Here are some key details about her background and experience:

Professional Experience

• Currently serves as Deputy Director for Data and Advanced Analytics at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology since October 20231
• Previously worked as Head of Tech and Data for the BOLD Programme at the Ministry of Justice UK from February 2022 to October 20231
• Held the role of Head of Strategy for the BOLD Programme at the Ministry of Justice UK from July 2021 to February 20221
• Worked as Health Lead in the Data Science Team of the Covid-19 Taskforce at the Cabinet Office from September 2020 to July 20211

Education and Qualifications

• Holds a PhD in Theoretical Cosmology from Lancaster University1
• Obtained an MSci in Astrophysics with Physical Chemistry (First Class Honours) from University College London1
• Is a badged member of the Government Operational Research profession1

Skills and Expertise

Charlotte Owen is described as an experienced government strategist working at the interface of data, analysis, technology and policy making.1 She has experience leading teams in challenging environments and situations of uncertainty. Her background includes expertise in social policy, data science, and research.1

Current Role

In her current position, Charlotte is part of the leadership team for the "Better Outcomes through Linked Data" programme, a cross-government initiative aimed at improving the lives of vulnerable adults through better joined-up decision making.1