Summary
Ashley Mills is a lead analyst and public health data scientist with 12 years’ experience delivering reproducible, governance-compliant analyses across health, justice, and environmental domains. Currently leading social prescribing evaluation for NHS Kent & Medway and seconded into national police-and-drugs projects, she specialises in large-scale record linkage, cohort design, and translating complex statistical outputs into actionable policy insight. Her background spans academic research (EngD in Systems Engineering) and industry R&D in IoT and M2M, giving her unusual fluency in both hardware-informed data collection and advanced administrative-data analytics. She has a track record of public engagement—building community air-quality tools and exhibits—and of bridging technical teams with policy makers to deliver timely, decision-relevant evidence.
13 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
EngD Systems Engineering, EngD Systems Engineering at University of Bath
MSc Natural Computation, MSc Natural Computation at University of Birmingham
German, English