Work

Bio

I was born in Toronto, Canada and received a B.A.Sc. in Engineering Science from the University of Toronto. After working at Xilinx, Inc in San Jose, I earned a D.Phil in Engineering Science from the University of Oxford. I worked for OBS Medical and then returned to the university for roles in the Machine Learning Research Group, Somerville College, and Mind Foundry, including secondments to BAE Systems and BP plc.

Back in Toronto from 2015, I led Datatrie, Inc., taught at the University of Toronto, and conducted research at the Hospital for Sick Children. In 2024 I began working as a Senior Methodologist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH).

Details

My professional interests centre on data analysis through mathematical modelling, signal processing and machine learning. Specific areas of present or past experience include: health informatics; Bayesian nonparametrics; Bayesian models over graphs for network analysis; Human-Agent Collectives; multi-agent systems in disaster management; data fusion for sensor management; physiological modelling and biosignal analysis; fault detection and reliability theory.

Closest academic collaborators while in Oxford: Imperial College London; University College London; the Universities of Bristol, Nottingham, Manchester, and Southampton; and the Australian Centre for Field Robotics.