Daniel Firth is a Haskell programmer and mathematician with 11 years of engineering experience, combining deep functional-programming expertise with a formal mathematics background (MMath in Harmonic Analysis). He has driven Haskell-led projects across research and industry, including roles at IOHK, Platonic.Systems, and as founder-level contributor at Homotopic.Tech, and is the author of the horizon-haskell project. His work spans smart-contract engineering, distributed systems research (CloudHaskell), and demanding embedded/AR and CI/CD systems from a long tenure at Codethink, showing both low-level systems chops and high-level formal thinking. Colleagues rely on him for rigorous design, Haskell training, and research-oriented solutions that prioritize correctness and provenance in complex software ecosystems.
11 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Mathematics, Harmonic Analysis, Master of Mathematics, Harmonic Analysis at University of Leeds
Contributions:38 commits, 12 pushes, 1 branch in 9 months
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