David Carter is a Cambridge-educated machine learning and statistics engineer with over a decade of experience applying deep learning to medical imaging, speech, NLP, synthetic biology and genomics for organisations including Microsoft, Google, NASA, the Sanger Institute and SRI International. He combines a PhD in computer science and a first-class maths degree with hands-on MLOps and production deployment experience—most recently improving AzureML workflows for Microsoft’s InnerEye 3D medical segmentation stack. Now based in Cambridge, he builds a one-to-one A-level and Further Maths tutoring practice while remaining open to remote, mission-aligned ML consulting. His career blends academic publications and high-impact industry products, and he prefers work that delivers clear human or environmental benefit rather than purely financial or military objectives.
10 years of coding experience
32 years of employment as a software developer
PhD Computer Science, PhD Computer Science at University of Cambridge
Medical Imaging Deep Learning library to train and deploy 3D segmentation models on Azure Machine Learning
Role in this project:
MLOps Engineer
Contributions:13 commits in 1 month
Contributions summary:David primarily focused on improving the Azure Machine Learning (AML) deployment and operational aspects of the deep learning library. They modified the code to ensure all run outputs are visible in AML, and enhanced the model summary logging. The user also introduced a script to submit an AzureML job for running a model on an image, and improved cross-validation results presentation. In addition, they updated dependencies, and reorganized output directories to streamline the model building and ensemble creation process.
A Python-based toolbox of various methods in uncertainty quantification and statistical emulation: multi-fidelity, experimental design, Bayesian optimisation, Bayesian quadrature, etc.
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