Summary
Ryan Mcconville is a machine learning engineer and academic with 14 years of experience building ML systems from research prototypes to deployed products. He combines industry-grade tooling work at Weights & Biases with continuing senior lecturing and research at the University of Bristol, focusing on applied ML, IoT-derived health metrics, and graph-based anomaly detection. His background spans end-to-end software delivery—Python, Django, embedded controllers, and JavaScript—evident from early production systems used in schools and large customer bases. Notably, he led development of a custom ML platform that was deployed into UK homes to derive health signals from smart-home IoT, bridging lab research and real-world impact. Trained to PhD level in machine learning, he brings both rigorous research methods and pragmatic engineering to cross-disciplinary problems.
14 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Computer Science, 1st Class Honours, Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Computer Science, 1st Class Honours at Queen's University Belfast