Harrison Wilde is a data scientist with seven years' experience applying Bayesian machine learning and computational modelling to high-stakes health, privacy and policy problems. Based in London, he bridges academic research and applied impact through roles at Nesta, UCL and NHS England, and has contributed to national COVID-19 and cardiovascular data initiatives. His work emphasizes principled uncertainty propagation and private, equitable ML to inform crisis response and policy decisions at scale. He has industrial research experience from Twitter and Pumas-AI, and trains the next generation of data scientists through teaching and co-organising DSSGx programmes. Notably, he pairs theoretical strengths from a PhD in Statistics with practical deployment in health systems, making complex probabilistic methods usable in real-world decision pipelines.
7 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Statistics, PhD, Statistics at University of Warwick
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