Hello, world!
I'm Jeremy, a computer science, linguistics & music lover, & northerner down south passionate about AI for social & environmental good. ๐ฑ
I'm soon launching DOXA AI: a start-up hosting engaging AI competitions as a service and working to build an international community of ML enthusiasts. ๐
$ย โI'm an MEng computer science student at UCL, where I lead a software engineering team as Head of Development of the UCL Artificial Intelligence Society.
I've previously been a summer 2022 Production Engineering Intern at Meta (Facebook) within the service degradation & disaster recovery team.
I love machine learning (particularly reinforcement learning ๐ค) and developing scalable software systems with Python ๐, Rust ๐ฆ, JavaScript โ (mainly React.js & Next.js โ) and Sass ๐ถ, complemented by healthy volumes of gRPC calls ๐ and Apache Pulsar messages ๐ง.
In early 2022, DOXA evaluated 2,230+ machine learning models submitted by students at 25 universities across the UK, US and Canada for Climate Hack.AI, an international datathon focused on satellite imagery nowcasting. โ
I've shared my thoughts about what it was like to help run the competition on LinkedIn. Stay tuned for the next iteration autumn 2023! ๐
I received a UCL CS outstanding project award for developing Ask Bob: an open-source, on-device voice assistant built atop Rasa, SpaCy and Mozilla DeepSpeech for the IBM Franklin Immersive Social Engagement project. ๐ทโโ๏ธ
You can read about my experience as lead student architect coordinating systems integration across the three teams in UCL Computer Science news. Learn more about the project on GitHub, our development blog and YouTube. ๐ฐ
On 12th March 2023, I held DOXATHON 2023, bringing together UCL's AI & CS community to compete on DOXA over pizza. ๐
Find out more on LinkedIn.
On 12th April 2022, I gave a talk to the SKAOโJBCA ML Club at the University of Manchester on Climate Hack.AI. ๐ฌ
Check out the slides.
As a research intern at UCL Computer Science, I explored using an on-device speech recognition model for breathlessness symptom tracking. ๐ฑ
See the project page.
At Hex Cambridge 2021, I won Hackathons UK and Wolfram prizes for Epidemisim: a simple disease outbreak visualiser. ๐
Read more on Devpost.