Doctoral Researcher (PhD) at Queen Mary University of London
London, England, United Kingdom
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Gabryel Mason-Williams is a PhD researcher in AI based in London specializing in interpretability, safety, and efficiency of deep learning models, with eight years’ experience across research and engineering roles. He has a strong publication record with papers at ICLR, NeurIPS and four at ICML, and was awarded a Google Scholarship in 2023. Prior roles at the Rosalind Franklin Institute and Diamond Light Source combine hands-on systems and research software engineering—deploying Ceph clusters, building HPC tooling, and shipping lab-automation ML systems. Gabryel blends rigorous academic training (MSc and PhD work at Queen Mary University) with practical production experience in data infrastructure and edge ML. He has participated in venture and strategy cohorts (Conception X, Fifty Years, BlueDot Impact), showing a flair for translating research into impact. An attention to tooling and reproducibility underpins his work, from synthetic dataset generation for handwriting extraction to scalable object-store deployments.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
A levels, A levels at Exeter Maths School
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Artificial Intelligence, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Artificial Intelligence at Queen Mary University of London
Computer Science, Computer Science at University of Plymouth
A fast and scalable deployment tool to create quick and efficient storage systems onto high-performance computing (HPC) compute nodes utilising the compute nodes system memory/storage.
Contributions:116 PRs, 88 pushes, 106 branches in 1 year 5 months
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Gabryel Mason-williams - Doctoral Researcher (PhD) at Queen Mary University of London