Summary
Alfred Millett-Sikking is a Staff Engineer and physicist with a decade of R&D experience building novel microscopy hardware and imaging methods from concept to user-ready systems. Based in South San Francisco, he invented the AIRR remote-refocus technique and the AMS-AGY objective that enabled fast, single-objective light-sheet microscopes and large field-of-view SOLS platforms used for biological imaging. His work spans optics, mechanics, electronics and software—designing opto-mechanics, control systems, and data pipelines while training users and translating prototypes into reliable instruments. Known for pragmatic inventiveness, he has repeatedly turned theoretical optics into practical, published tools and collaborates across teams to deploy cutting-edge microscopes for real biological applications.
10 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
A levels, Maths, Physics, Biology, Spanish, Computing AS, A, A, B, B, B., A levels, Maths, Physics, Biology, Spanish, Computing AS, A, A, B, B, B. at York College, York UK
MSci, Physics, 1st Class Honours and D. A. Wright Prize for best research project, MSci, Physics, 1st Class Honours and D. A. Wright Prize for best research project at Durham University
Malton School
English, Spanish