Summary
Stephen Sheridan is Head of Informatics at Technological University Dublin–Blanchardstown, combining more than two decades of teaching and leadership with a decade of formal higher-education experience in curriculum and staff development. He holds a Ph.D. in cybersecurity forensics focused on detecting DNS-based covert channels using machine learning, and translates that research into practical teaching and applied analytics. As a lecturer and former course coordinator he has overseen final-year projects and postgraduate research while delivering modules from programming fundamentals to computational intelligence. His background spans industry and academia, from building rule engines and simulation systems to leading academic departments, giving him a pragmatic view of software design, security, and pedagogy. Colleagues value his ability to bridge research-led innovation with hands-on software development and to mentor students toward real-world impact. Based in Dublin, he is committed to evolving computing curricula to meet emerging threats and data-driven opportunities.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Science - Cybersecurity, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Science - Cybersecurity at Institute of Technology Blanchardstown
Bachelor's Degree, Computing Science, First Class Hons Degree, Bachelor's Degree, Computing Science, First Class Hons Degree at Griffith College Dublin
Diploma, Computing Science, Distinction, Diploma, Computing Science, Distinction at Donahies School of Computing
English