Having completed his PhD, he moved to the ISIS neutron facility, where became the ISIS target station one CRISP beamline instrument scientist for 8 years, before moving to the POLREF polarised reflectometer on the ISIS second target station. He now primarily runs the POLREF beamline and works with the USER community across the ISIS instrument suite. As well as continuing his studies in magnetic thin films and superconductors using polarised neutron reflectometry and resonant X-rays. He is  a frequent user of other facilities such as the Diamond light source as well as  international facilities like NCNR and SNS in the United States.