CV

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Basics

Name Gabryel Mason-Williams
Label PhD Student
Email gabryelmw@gmail.com
Url https:/gmw99.github.io
Summary PhD Student in the Theory of Deep Learning | Google 2023 Academic Scholar | Research Software Engineer at the Rosalind Franklin Institute

Education

  • 2023.09 - Present

    London, UK

    Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD)
    Queen Mary University of London
    Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics
  • 2022.09 - 2023.09

    London, UK

    Masters of Science (MSc)
    Queen Mary University of London
    Artificial Intelligence: Distinction (85.32%)
    • Machine Learning
    • Neural Networks and Deep Learning
    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Applied Statistics
    • Natural Lanauge Processing
  • 2017.09 - 2021.09

    Plymouth, UK

    Bachelor of Science (BSc)
    University of Plymouth
    Computer Science: First Class (76.26%)
    • Computing Project
    • Machine Learning
    • Parallel Computing
    • Alternative Paradigms
    • Advanced Computing and Networking Infrastructures

Work

  • 2021.07 - Present
    Research Software Engineer
    Rosalind Franklin Institute
    Research Software Engineer, working promdinetly one day a week across a range projects.
    • Creator and sole developer of DisTRaX, which is a Python application for deploying temporary storage systems onto High-Performance Compute (HPC) infrastructure in a fast and scalable fashion. For our Cryo-EM software, it reduced processing times and I/O overhead by 4.37% and 100%, respectively.
    • Involed in a successful grant bid for £10,000 in research funding for ”Using Novel Cluster Technology to Improve Performance of Cryo-EM Analysis” with the University of Bristol
    • Played an active role in the creation and teaching of the lessons in machine learning for the first-year PhD students.
    • Gave Talks at Conferences.
  • 2021.10 - 2022.07
    Maths Circle Mentor
    Exeter Mathematics School
    Maths Circle Mentor is predominantly online, however occasionally in person.
    • Mentored students in years 8 and 9 in mathematics to encourage the development of mathematical thinking outside of the school context.
    • Successfully improved their ability to be adventurous, articulate and accepting by providing them with challenging questions and creating an effective collaborative learning environment
  • 2019.06 - 2020.09
    Scientific Computing Research Placement: Year in Industry Student
    Diamond Light Source
    Researched: High-Performance Object Stores for Intermediate Data processing
    • Created GRAM a kernel module to represent RAM as a block device for Ceph and DisTRaC an application that allows Ceph to run on a High-Performance Computing cluster using RAM, which led to a reduction in I/O and processing times of 81.04% and 8.32%, respectively.
    • Presented a poster at Ceph Day CERN and gave a talk/demo of DisTRaC to the Ceph Science Group.
    • Created a proof of concept for the visualisation of objects inside an object store in real-time, which was presented at the SuperComputing 19 conference in Denver, STFC booth.
    • Awarded a 3-month contract extension due to excellent work.

Awards and comedable achievements

Volunteer

  • 2024.10 - 2024.11

    Remote

    Reviewer
    ICLR 2025
    Reviewed 3 papers for ICLR 2025.
  • 2023.09 - Present

    London, UK

    Lead Organiser
    Reading Group for the Fundamentals of AI
    Manage and organise the reading group by inviting speakers and finding papers to explore.