I'm a Director in the Advanced Analytics team within the Actuarial and Financial Risk group at KPMG. I specialise in building workforce risk models to identify opportunities to ensure organisations can deliver on their long terms ambitions and strategies.

I worked across the Lighthouse, Chief Data Office and data analytics team within the Actuarial and Financial Risk practice at KPMG, providing data-driven solutions in the health and public sectors

I worked in the Health and Government practice at Quantium where I lead teams to deliver data analytics and predictive modelling services to add value in the healthcare and education sectors. A highlight was leading the data analytics and modelling for the NSW Government's Pathways for the Future Reform, a multi-agency effort on linked data to map education pathways to employment outcomes.

My first three years at Quantium were in the Insurance team, delivering services in actuarial pricing, reserving and elasticity modelling across a broad range of clients, in general, life and health insurance, and the application of actuarial and econometric techniques. (And qualified as an actuary along the way!)

Development and application of novel statistical analyses of high dimensional MS- and NMR-based metabolomics data for the prosperity and well-being of Victoria's agricultural sector

My second post-doc focussed on metabolic profiling using NMR spectroscopy and statistical analyses of large data sets to provide insights into neurological disorders, and the metabolic manifestation of GABA-ergic pathways

During my first post-doc at Imperial College (the world's fifth-highest ranked university), I built multivariate statistical models from high-dimensional NMR spectroscopic data sets to help understand risk and predict diagnosis of diseases from populations cohorts with diabetes, spinal injury, cardiovascular disease and a range of other clinical conditions. I successfully published 16 papers from this work in high quality international journals (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=maher+ad)