Summary
Daniel Giles is a technical specialist in climate modelling and monitoring with nine years’ experience applying machine learning, numerical methods and high-performance computing to weather, ocean and tsunami problems. Currently at ARIA and an Honorary Associate Professor at UCL, he leads MOAP’s Tools, Systems and Practices workstream and has steered projects from production-level tsunami warning emulators to peta-scale cosmology code optimisations. He combines strong mathematical modelling and software engineering skills—building open-source data assimilation tools in Julia and architecture-aware HPC pipelines—with a track record of peer-reviewed publications and industry partnerships (Met Office, AON). Known for translating research into operational capability, he also co-developed training frameworks for the Transatlantic Data Science Academy, evidencing his commitment to workforce development in Earth observation.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Clongowes Wood College
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computational and Applied Mathematics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computational and Applied Mathematics at University College Dublin
English