Edward Morris is a data scientist with a strong 15-year track record applying numerical algorithms and machine learning to large, complex geophysical and industrial datasets. He blends deep domain expertise in inversion, optimisation and seismic/EM methods with practical deployment skills using Matlab, Python, TensorFlow/Keras and PyTorch to deliver both research insights and operational solutions. At Malvern Panalytical he focuses on extracting maximal value from instrument data—ranging from regression and classification to Mask R-CNN object detection—while previously driving predictive monitoring and reservoir characterization at energy companies. A natural autodidact, he is actively broadening his stack with database technologies and manifold learning approaches, and has a reputation for reliable problem-solving under pressure. His background includes a PhD in applied electromagnetic geophysics and long-standing professional memberships (SEG, EAGE, FRAS), reflecting a rare combination of academic rigour and applied engineering. Based in South Hams, England, he thrives on translating sophisticated numerical theory into tangible business impact across industries.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
BSc (Hons) 1st Class, Geophysics, BSc (Hons) 1st Class, Geophysics at University of Southampton
A levels, Geography (A), physics (A), Maths (B), A levels, Geography (A), physics (A), Maths (B) at Chesham High Grammar School
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