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Shiloh Alleyne

@shilohalleyne

I am a software developer focused on functional programming and machine learning.

United Kingdom
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What I'm looking for

I seek collaborative, research-friendly teams where I can apply functional programming, strong type systems and machine learning to build robust backend systems, developer tooling and pipelines while contributing to open-source and technical growth.

I am a highly numerate software developer with an MSc in Bioinformatics and a BSc in Biochemistry, experienced building production systems at Gallagher Re as a Junior Quantitative Developer. I specialise in functional programming (Haskell, Gleam), systems programming in Rust, and full‑stack development with Python, Java and TypeScript, and I contribute to open-source projects such as the Bluefin effect library.

My MSc research produced a multinomial gene classification pipeline using R and Tidymodels, and I enjoy designing robust pipelines, developer tooling, CLIs, and high-performance systems. I look for collaborative teams where I can apply strong type systems, machine learning and functional techniques to challenging problems.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

GR

Junior Quantitative Developer

Gallagher Re

Sep 2023 - Aug 2025 (1 year 11 months)

Developed and maintained Gallagher Re’s in-house financial modeling platform iFM, delivering APIs and data-processing tools and improving platform reliability across full-stack components.

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

Queen Mary University of London logoQL

Queen Mary University of London

Master of Science, Bioinformatics

2021 - 2022

Grade: 2-1

Activities and societies: Researched multinomial gene classification (~19,000 genes) using an ensemble of models (Tidymodels) and developed/maintained bioinformatics pipelines using R and Python; experience with Linux/HPC.

Completed an MSc in Bioinformatics with a research project on multinomial gene classification using Tidymodels in R, developing and maintaining a bioinformatics pipeline.

University of East London logoUL

University of East London

Bachelor of Science, Biochemistry

2018 - 2021

Grade: 2-1

Activities and societies: Final-year project retrieving proteomes from UniProt, parsing hypothetical proteins and searching for efflux pump consensus sequences using Python and Biopython; gained data-handling and analytical skills.

Earned a BSc (Hons) in Biochemistry with a final-year bioinformatics project developing a protocol to identify bacterial efflux pump components from proteomes using Python.

Tech stack

Software and tools used professionally

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