Summary
Rohan Arambepola is a Senior Data Scientist with nine years of experience applying Bayesian and machine learning methods to infectious disease and mobility data, currently working at iwoca after a Johns Hopkins postdoc. He specialises in Bayesian geospatial modelling and latent MCMC approaches, having mapped malaria risk during a DPhil at Oxford and built predictive models of measles vaccination coverage and COVID-19 mobility impacts. Rohan has a track record of translating complex statistical models into policy-relevant outputs—co-developing tools like the disaggregation R package and advising ministries on vaccination outreach in Zambia. Comfortable bridging research and deployment, he has taught and designed courses, co-supervised students, and shipped applied ML for public transport at Prospective.io. An affinity for scalable, non-parametric causal discovery complements his strong foundation in mathematics from Imperial College.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Applied Statistics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Applied Statistics at University of Oxford
MSci, Mathematics, 1st, MSci, Mathematics, 1st at Imperial College London