Summary
Sean Warren is a Research Engineer with 14 years' experience applying physics, optics, and GPU-accelerated software to biomedical imaging problems, currently working at Meta from Sydney. He holds a PhD in Physics from Imperial College London and has built production-grade tools for intravital and clinical fluorescence lifetime imaging, motion correction, and adaptive-optics endoscopy that underpin multiple high-profile publications. Comfortable across instrument control, OpenCV, MATLAB and CUDA, he bridges experimental lab work and real-time software—shipping open-source FLIM analysis and motion-correction solutions adopted by labs worldwide. His background spans academic innovation (real-time SLM control and handheld multiphoton microscopes) to industry engineering at imaging and sensing companies, reflecting a rare blend of deep optics expertise and practical systems engineering.
14 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Physics, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Physics at Imperial College London
MSci, Physics, First, MSci, Physics, First at University of Cambridge