Edwin Simpson is a lecturer and researcher in NLP and machine learning with 12 years of experience bridging academic research and applied data science across the UK and Germany. He holds a DPhil in Machine Learning from Oxford and has worked on Bayesian methods for crowdsourcing, Gaussian processes, and scalable variational inference, with applications from citizen science to disaster response. Currently splitting time between the University of Bristol and TU Darmstadt, he focuses on interactive NLP and Bayesian approaches to low-quality and small-data problems. His background includes industry-facing research and consulting—running confidential data science projects for commercial clients—and prototyping fast-turnaround tools for real-world crises. Edwin combines deep probabilistic modelling expertise with practical software development experience dating back to enterprise engineering roles at HP and earlier product work. Colleagues would note his knack for turning principled Bayesian ideas into deployable systems that improve noisy, human-in-the-loop decision making.
12 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Machine Learning, PhD, Machine Learning at University of Oxford
Erasmus Year Abroad, Computer Science, Erasmus Year Abroad, Computer Science at Technische Universität Dresden
MEng, Computer Science, 1st Class, MEng, Computer Science, 1st Class at University of Bristol
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