At Yulu, I build the production models and operational systems that place bikes and batteries across cities, forecast real-time demand, and measure whether fleet decisions worked.
I also develop optimisation systems that guide field staff on which bikes to attend to, how to sequence work, and how vans should be loaded and routed. My work includes predicting part failures, planning spare inventory, and identifying repairs that last.
Previously at Experian, I developed credit scorecards that improved Gini by 10–15 percentage points, migrated credit-report generation from SAS to Python for a tenfold speed improvement, and built OCR for identity-document processing.
My earlier work spans banking and finance modelling, image and text analytics, and six years of condensed-matter theory research using advanced mathematics and Monte-Carlo simulation.
