Tim Pollington is a Data Scientist and infectious disease modeller based in London with a decade of experience applying mathematical systems approaches to public health. He holds a PhD in Mathematics of Systems focused on infectious disease modelling from the University of Warwick and an MSc in Control of Infectious Diseases from LSHTM, underpinned by strong quantitative foundations from a first-class BSc in Mathematical Physics. Tim combines deep epidemiological modelling expertise with practical humanitarian and field leadership training, reflecting work that spans from theoretical model development to operational response contexts. He is comfortable translating complex models into actionable insights for policy and health interventions, and his interdisciplinary background in GIS and humanitarian logistics helps ensure models are grounded in real-world constraints. Notably, his profile suggests a researcher-practitioner who bridges rigorous academic methods with applied decision-making in outbreak settings.
9 years of coding experience
Professional Diploma, Humanitarian Assistance, Distinction, Professional Diploma, Humanitarian Assistance, Distinction at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Master's Degree, Control of Infectious Diseases, GPA 3.12, Master's Degree, Control of Infectious Diseases, GPA 3.12 at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, U. of London
PG Cert, International Field Leadership, Distinction, PG Cert, International Field Leadership, Distinction at Birkbeck, U. of London
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Mathematics of Systems (for infectious disease modelling), MSc pass, PhD conferred, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Mathematics of Systems (for infectious disease modelling), MSc pass, PhD conferred at University of Warwick
A-levels, Maths (A); Physics (A); Chemistry (B); Further Maths (C), A-levels, Maths (A); Physics (A); Chemistry (B); Further Maths (C) at Fullbrook Sixth Form Centre
Certificate in Humanitarian Logistics, Competent, Certificate in Humanitarian Logistics, Competent at Logistics Learning Alliance on behalf of the Fritz Institute
BSc (Hons), Mathematical Physics, First class, BSc (Hons), Mathematical Physics, First class at University of Nottingham
GCSEs, 4A*s; 5As and 1B, GCSEs, 4A*s; 5As and 1B at Fullbrook School
Contributions:8 PRs, 47 pushes, 7 branches in 1 year 5 months
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