Scott Taylor is a data scientist with 14 years of experience applying machine learning and engineering mathematics to real-world problems, currently leading full-stack data projects in London that take green-field ideas through to live deployment. His background spans systems neuroscience (PhD), human motor control research, and large-scale sensor-network analytics, giving him a rare blend of theoretical modelling and production ML expertise. He has built high-throughput data pipelines and predictive systems at startups and industry—co-founding and serving as CTO at a pricing-analytics venture and analyzing OpenSignal's global sensor data to detect free WiFi hotspots. Scott is comfortable across the stack, from web spiders and databases to deep learning for novel NLP problems, and he emphasizes rigorous experimental design and statistical validation inherited from his academic work. He has a track record of turning complex, noisy data into actionable services and models that scale. A less obvious strength is his ability to translate neurophysiological insights about human control strategies into practical algorithms for engineered systems.
14 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Engineering (MEng) Engineering Science, Master of Engineering (MEng) Engineering Science at University of Oxford
PhD Systems Neuroscience, PhD Systems Neuroscience at Imperial College London
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