I am a lecturer in numerical Bayesian signal processing in the Electrical Engineering and Electronics department at The University of Liverpool.

I was employed as a research associate on the Big Hypotheses project, a multi-million pound EPSRC funded project on parallelised solutions to Bayesian inference problems. This project brings Sequential Monte Carlo methods, a competitor to Markov Chain Monte Carlo, to industry, academia and governmental sectors. Along with this I am heavily involved in Space Situational Awareness activities and have worked on projects including work on numerical integration schemes for orbit propagation, sensor tasking and management (EO telescopes), assessing threats to space assets and long-term debris propagation and forecasting.