Profile

I completed my undergraduate degree at St John's College, Oxford, graduating with a double-first, joint-school degree in Mathematics and Computer Science.

A scholar at SJC, I focussed on pure mathematics and a broad range of computer science disciplines.

I represented the undergraduate body as Junior Common Room president throughout 2004. In 2005, I edited the college magazine Talking Head, and served as treasurer for the 450th Anniversary Ball of the same year.

After leaving SJC, I began working for a large investment bank, firstly as a technologist, and then as a complex derivatives structurer. My work was mainly based on investor and institutional products derived from hedge fund returns.

In 2009 I left my post, to become a full-time student at University College London where I research alpha-generating strategies inspired by robust analytical approaches.

My studentship is funded by the UK PhD Centre in Financial Computing.

If you're an old friend or interesed in me or my research, please get in touch.