Summary
Matt Craddock is a Research Software Engineer with 12 years' experience bridging cognitive neuroscience and production-grade research software, currently a core developer on The Alan Turing Institute’s Data Safe Haven project. Trained as a cognitive neuroscientist (PhD, Experimental Psychology), he builds reproducible tools for EEG and fMRI analysis using R, Python and Matlab, and has created widely used packages for neurophysiological data processing. Formerly a senior lecturer, he redesigned and taught Masters-level statistical programming in R and managed a multi-user EEG lab, blending pedagogy with hands-on systems and governance experience. He brings deep expertise in statistical modelling and artefact-rejection methods (including ICA), reviews code for the Journal of Open Source Software, and focuses on enabling trusted, auditable research workflows in the cloud.
12 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Experimental Psychology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Experimental Psychology at University of Liverpool