I am a specialist in statistics, machine learning, and data science. I currently work part-time in statistics and machine learning at King’s College London, and as a freelancer in biomedical research.
I am interested in developing new mathematical and statistical methods for the analysis of large and complex datasets. I am particularly interested in the application of machine learning techniques and Bayesian inference methods.
Previously I worked as data scientist at Kaspersky Lab in Dublin, Ireland. I also was a Lecturer in Medical Statistics at the Unit for Medical Statistics in the Division of Health and Social Care Research at King’s College London. Before that I worked with both Stephan Beck’s Medical Genomics group at UCL and Tony Ng at the CCIC.
PhD in Applied Mathematics at King’s College London (KCL) with Ton Coolen as my supervisor on the topic of survival analysis.
MSc in Mathematics at KCL focusing on machine learning and Bayesian methods.
BA Theoretical Physics from Trinity College Dublin.