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Nick blends technical leadership with a commitment to research, innovation and customer success. He plays a key role in guiding clients through every stage of the digital solution lifecycle, from initial engagement and sales support to development, delivery and continuous improvement.

Nick is passionate about research and development, particularly in areas that connect directly with evolving client and market needs. He works closely with customers to understand business challenges and translates these into practical innovative solutions. His work often involves experiments and proof of concepts, helping to evaluate the potential of ideas before they are adopted.

With a growing interest in artificial intelligence and automation, Nick explores how new tools and methods can improve user experience, increase efficiency and create measurable value for clients. His expertise spans solution architecture, development, user experience design, system integration and platform support, and he is known for bridging the gap between technical development and business requirements.

Nick is an Umbraco Certified Master and a Microsoft Certified Solution Architect Expert. He also serves as an Advisory Board Member for Umbraco Compose, a product from Umbraco that helps organisations simplify how content and data are connected across digital ecosystems.

Alongside his professional role, Nick is a Board Member for Junior Achievement Isle of Man, helping to inspire young people to develop skills that will prepare them for the future world of work. Outside of work, he enjoys travelling, walking, spending time with friends and family and, true to form, finding opportunities to learn new things.

  • Year Joined 2015

  • Special talent Collecting air miles

  • Favourite Large Language Model Claude Sonnet 4.5

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Nick Collins's Activity

PDMS heading to Digital Scotland 2025

The PDMS team are heading to FutureScot's Digital Scotland 2025 event, the annual summit which will discuss Scotland's future public services.

Bridging the gap: Pro-code meets low-code

Nick Collins compares pro-code and low-code for software development and how a combined approach can be an effective approach to gain the benefits of both