Thomas Cheale

Thomas Cheale is an accomplished Principal Public Health Intelligence Analyst at Medway Council, with extensive experience in public health and data analysis. Prior to this role, Thomas served as a CEMS Pgr Student Representative at Kent Union, where significant organizational and communication skills were demonstrated by arranging and leading forums to enhance the University of Kent. Additionally, Thomas worked as an Assistant Lecturer at the University of Kent, teaching mathematics to undergraduate computer science students, and contributed as a STEM Ambassador to inspire young learners. Thomas has also held roles as a Consultant Data Scientist for WWF, focusing on combatting illegal wildlife trade, and conducted research on facial recognition technology for the UK Home Office. Educational credentials include a Doctor of Philosophy in Statistical Ecology and a Master of Science in Mathematics, both from the University of Kent.