At the University of Birmingham, I independently developed a Python prototype to ingest, clean and aggregate Apple Health and Fitbit time-series data. I created reproducible daily metrics, visualisations and PDF reports, with data provenance and quality checks built into the workflow.
During my PhD research at the University of Manchester, I designed Monte Carlo investigations of stochastic fibre networks and developed MATLAB, Python and Linux/Bash workflows to analyse simulated data. I also supported Python, data analysis and introductory machine-learning practicals, and my research findings were published in Physical Review E and Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids.

