Matt Seddon

Matt Seddon has a diverse range of work experience in the fields of software engineering, data analysis, and statistical modeling. Matt is currently employed as a Senior Software Engineer at Iterative, where they build open-source and enterprise products for managing machine learning models. In this role, they specifically focus on developing a CLI tool called DVC.

Prior to their current position, Matt worked as a Consultant at Analytx Pty Ltd, where they developed and implemented predictive ensemble models for market inefficiencies. Matt also conducted statistical analysis for various clients, sourced data from relevant sources, and automated the production process.

Before joining Analytx Pty Ltd, Matt served as the Growth Systems Team Lead and Senior Engineer at Easy Agile. Matt led a team responsible for developing and supporting a wide range of internal tools and systems to enhance the productivity of the entire organization.

Matt's experience also includes their role as an Engineering Team Lead at Accelo, where they led and mentored a team of developers, facilitated sprint management, and drove improvement in engineering practices.

Additionally, they worked as a Tech Lead/Consultant at Westpac and Suncorp Group, where they contributed to the development of risk models and implemented data-driven decision-making processes.

Earlier in their career, Matt served as a SAS Developer at Standard Life, where they optimized data warehouse processes and helped migrate data between servers. Matt also worked as an Analyst/Developer at Westpac and RBS, where they developed detection scenarios and warning systems related to money laundering and terrorism finance.

Overall, Matt Seddon has a strong background in software engineering, data analysis, and statistical modeling, with expertise in developing machine learning tools, optimizing data processes, and leading teams.

Matt Seddon attended Heriot-Watt University from 2003 to 2007, where they obtained a degree in Mathematics with a 2.1 classification. Prior to their university studies, they also attended Moffat Academy, although no specific information about degrees or fields of study is provided for this period.