Melissa Seabrook is a climate scientist with 11 years' experience, currently at the Met Office and pursuing a PhD in Climate Science at the University of Reading. She specializes in monthly to decadal variability and prediction, producing five-year forecasts for the WMO Lead Centre and researching drivers of Pacific variability. Her background blends rigorous mathematical and physical training from Durham with hands-on data science skills developed in industry internships—ranging from big-data network analysis using Spark and Hive to C# mission-analysis tooling and Python-based object detection. Colleagues know her for translating complex climate dynamics into operational forecasts and for bridging research and production environments.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Climate Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Climate Science at University of Reading
Masters, Natural Sciences (Mathematics and Physics), Masters, Natural Sciences (Mathematics and Physics) at Durham University
A-Levels, A-levels, A-Levels, A-levels at Maidstone Grammar School
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