Summary
Peter Kuma is a postdoctoral researcher and software developer with 14 years of experience at the intersection of atmospheric physics, climate modelling, remote sensing and machine learning. Based in Sweden, he blends rigorous academic research (PhD in Atmospheric Physics) with practical open-source software development for Unix-like systems, contributing reproducible tools for climate science. His work spans km-scale climate projections, cloud evaluation with ML, and novel analyses of climate model code genealogy, showing a rare focus on both model outputs and their provenance. Earlier industry roles in data engineering and full‑stack development inform his pragmatic approach to tooling and large-data workflows. Colleagues describe him as someone who bridges deep domain expertise with production-ready code—treating scientific questions as engineering problems to be solved end-to-end.
14 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Undergraduate Certificate of Higher Education, Mathematics, Undergraduate Certificate of Higher Education, Mathematics at The University of Edinburgh
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Atmospheric Physics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Atmospheric Physics at University of Canterbury
Master's degree, Meteorology and Climatology, Master's degree, Meteorology and Climatology at Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Comenius University
English