Summary
Ronan Perry is a PhD student and graduate student researcher in Statistics at the University of Washington with eight years of experience bridging statistical machine learning and biomedical applications. He previously held research scientist roles at the Max Planck Institute (as a Fulbright Scholar) and Johns Hopkins, where he also earned an MS in Biomedical Data Science and contributed statistical consultation to biomedical projects. Ronan has published work on statistical machine learning, led development of open-source tools, and spent an industry internship at LinkedIn’s Data and AI Foundations team, giving him practical experience applying research in production settings. His current research emphasizes causal inference, reproducible science, and principled statistical practices, reflecting a commitment to transparent, usable methods. A less obvious strength is his cross-disciplinary background—from bioengineering through applied math to statistics—which helps him translate domain questions into rigorous statistical solutions.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Statistics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Statistics at University of Washington
Ithaca High School
Johns Hopkins University
Technical University of Denmark