Hi, I’m Ollie Glass,
full stack web developer
with product management, machine learning, marketing and digital strategy experience. I make products and campaigns to understand and grow audiences.
I'm currently Product Manager at PeerIndex, based in London, UK.
Some recent work
Ollie Glass
full stack web developer
with product management, machine learning, marketing and digital strategy experience. I make products and campaigns to understand and grow audiences.
I'm currently Product Manager at PeerIndex. based in London, UK.
Recent work
Product management and growth at PeerIndex
PeerIndex needed to increase the usage of their consumer product. I established a pirate metrics framework to understand how it was being used, then talked to users, ran tests and prototyped new features, increasing signups and engagement.
I led a team of six to rethink PeerIndex's B2C proposition. We devised a clearer and more accessible consumer product, then designed and built it in three months for a SXSW launch.
Facebook campaign app at NixonMcInnes
O2 wanted to engage and understand social audiences during their 2012 January sale. I helped design and build a Facebook app with an integrated a social tracking and reporting system to record data about the audience.
The data yielded insights which were used to make adjustments to the advertising creative, app design and features during the campaign. This data-driven approach increased conversion rates and uptake, maximising the value of the campaign to O2.
Collective intelligence at Mosaic
The NHS needed to collate knowledge of treatment options and outcomes from mental health specialists. I helped Mosaic select algorithms to understand this nuanced, complex information, then designed and built a web app to capture knowledge and report on findings from clinicians.
Interactive visualisation at NixonMcInnes
Channel 4 wanted audiences to explore and discuss themes in “The Promise” as it happened. I helped NixonMcInnes find a way to make sense of everything going on in the conversation, using natural language processing and clustering algorithms to discover topics and organize the tweets.
Working with their development team, I designed a technical architecture to handle processing and serving the data at scale, and built an interactive visualisation to delight and engage the Channel 4 audience.
Programming for Artists workshops
Two day workshops offering a clear, step-by-step path into using Processing, a programming environment for creating graphics, animations and interactive works.
Learn practical skills and critically investigate programming as a creative medium, situating your work among other creative practices.
Taught independently to small groups and as part of the MA Digital Media Arts at the University of Brighton.
Product management and growth at PeerIndex
PeerIndex needed to increase the usage of their consumer product. I established a pirate metrics framework to understand how it was being used, then talked to users, ran tests and prototyped new features, increasing signups and engagement.
I led a team of six to rethink PeerIndex's B2C proposition. We devised a clearer and more accessible consumer product, then designed and built it in three months for a SXSW launch.
Facebook campaign app at NixonMcInnes
O2 wanted to engage and understand social audiences during their 2012 January sale. I helped design and build a Facebook app with an integrated a social tracking and reporting system to record data about the audience.
The data yielded insights which were used to make adjustments to the advertising creative, app design and features during the campaign. This data-driven approach increased conversion rates and uptake, maximising the value of the campaign to O2.
Collective intelligence at Mosaic
The NHS needed to collate knowledge of treatment options and outcomes from mental health specialists. I helped Mosaic select algorithms to understand this nuanced, complex information, then designed and built a web app to capture knowledge and report on findings from clinicians.
Interactive visualisation at NixonMcInnes
Channel 4 wanted audiences to explore and discuss themes in “The Promise” as it happened. I helped NixonMcInnes find a way to make sense of everything going on in the conversation, using natural language processing and clustering algorithms to discover topics and organize the tweets.
Working with their development team, I designed a technical architecture to handle processing and serving the data at scale, and built an interactive visualisation to delight and engage the Channel 4 audience.
Programming for Artists workshops
Two day workshops offering a clear, step-by-step path into using Processing, a programming environment for creating graphics, animations and interactive works.
Learn practical skills and critically investigate programming as a creative medium, situating your work among other creative practices.
Taught independently to small groups and as part of the MA Digital Media Arts at the University of Brighton.