Lyndell has been mobilizing technology to close innovation gaps by designing, developing, and strengthening systems. He has improved the resilience, reliability and tools used by organisations worldwide including: Trent University, the Ontario Court of Justice, the U.K. National Health Service, and the Guyana Ministry of Public Security. 

He established the firm Datashore to provide skilled ICT consulting and development services, and he authors the Everyday Computing column which demystifies technology-related issues. 

He earned a BSc (Hons) in Environmental and Resource Science from Trent University in Canada, and completed an MSc in Advanced Information Systems at the University of Glasgow. His PhD contributed a middleware infrastructure for sharing sensor network data. He is a member of the IEEE and the BCS. He is President of the ICT Association of St. Lucia, and is a Caribbean Development Educator.