Owen (pictured second left) previously worked in production for BBC Children and has worked in the media for more than 15 years.

RealityMine has also appointed three software engineers, with Arran Ireland joining from cybersecurity company Darktrace, Matthew Taylor (pictured far right) moving from EV-Comply and Ibrahim Alshamary leaving WM Reply to join the business.

The company also said Sola Omoniyi (pictured second right) has joined the operational excellence team as data analyst, having held a prior role at AND Data, where she worked as an associate data analyst.

Jack O’Brien has joined RealityMine as sales development representative, having had previous experience in a sales role at Eloomi.

Joining the engineering team are Russell Mclean (pictured far left) and Haaris Sheikh (pictured centre) as data engineers, and Tolulope Adeoye as a test engineer.

McLean studied electronic engineering and worked at a particle accelerator lab and Sheikh comes from ITV, where he worked as a data engineer.

Adeoye’s previous experience includes working as a digital quality assurance tester at Vodafone.

Chris Havemann, chief executive at RealityMine, said: “We’re excited to welcome all the new members of our team.

“RealityMine is continuing to invest to support our growing client base worldwide, and to accelerate the rollout of new behavioural data products.”