Summary
Pearse Murphy is a quantitative finance analyst at Bank of America with eight years of experience bridging data science, machine learning, and physics-driven research. He holds a PhD in Solar Physics from Trinity College Dublin and translated advanced signal-processing and TensorFlow-based ML techniques from radio astronomy into robust production workflows that detect and catalogue solar radio emissions. Before banking he applied ML to earth observation and crop-climate adaptation at University of Galway and contributed to EU research projects, showing an unusual blend of domain science and applied modeling. Pearse is comfortable moving models from research into queryable databases and production analytics, and brings proven communication skills from peer-reviewed publications and international conference presentations.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Solar Physics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Solar Physics at Trinity College Dublin