An aspiring data scientist with a strong background in statistical analysis, machine learning, and data visualization, I bring a unique blend of technical expertise and a passion for uncovering insights from complex datasets. My journey in data science began during my undergraduate studies at Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College London, where I developed a deep interest in leveraging data to test hypotheses and drive innovative solutions. Throughout my academic career, I have honed my skills in Python, SQL, and various data science libraries such as NumPy, pandas, scikit-learn, Matplotlib, and Seaborn. I have successfully analysed and visualised data, developed predictive models, and automated data analysis processes. For example, in one of my projects, I created a predictive model that improved forecast accuracy by 15%, demonstrating my ability to deliver tangible results. I am adept at communicating complex technical concepts clearly and effectively, a skill that has been critical in presenting my research findings to both academic and professional audiences.
Overview
7
7
years of professional experience
Work History
Law firm internship at R&A solicitors
02.2024 - 04.2024
Utilized Python to manage and analyse large datasets containing client information, improving data accessibility for legal teams
Conducted data cleaning and data wrangling using pandas and NumPy to ensure the accuracy and consistency of client records
Developed interactive data visualizations with Matplotlib and Seaborn to provide insights into client demographics and case outcomes, aiding lawyers in strategic decision-making
Collaborated with legal teams to understand data requirements and provide tailored data solutions, demonstrating strong communication and collaboration skills
Dissertation Project, University of Edinburgh
07.2023 - 10.2023
Improved manipulation of differential equations using a SQL database
Reduced numerical algorithm processing time, by optimising the form of differential equations
Discovered quasi-normal modes using Statically modelled hydrodynamics systems
Communicated findings using detail visualisation of differential equations
Improved findings of quasi-normal modes using pre-processing metrics on python and mathematica
Team based problem solving - kaon decay verification , Imperial College
09.2021 - 01.2022
Used data analytical techniques to verify a statistical probability of the existence of kaon decay using excel, python, and machine learning techniques, which was used during the period
Use of K- clustering and supervised learning was used to recognise and filter out noise signals from other particles
Excel, python, SQL used to analysis data
Improved filtering accuracy by 15% by use of self taught of machine learning techniques (K- clustering and supervised learning)
Reduced machine learning training time by optimising bias variance trade off by creating metrics to have efficient training (keras, tensorflow)
Demonstrated strong problem-solving skills by identifying and resolving complex technical issues
Increased team's output by organising smaller groups based on each member's speciality by a questionnaire
Made statistical conclusions from data analysis and hypothesis testing
Communicated findings to a cohort of scientist via a 30 minute presentation
Enhanced presentation of findings by creating visualisations of data and statistical testing
Assistant teacher and data manager
04.2017 - 05.2017
Improved children proficiency, in Rolls crescent primary school in computer science, maths, and general science
Reduced costs for trips by making advisable financial spending based on data on excel
Carer in a retirement home
01.2018 - 10.2018
Developed and maintained positive relationships with residents, fostering a supportive and compassionate environment
Provided high-quality care and support to residents, ensuring their physical, emotional, and social needs were met
Communicated effectively with residents' families, updating them on their loved ones' conditions and addressing any concerns
Monitored patient health, behavioural and physical changes, promptly reporting concerns to ward supervisor
Education
Master of Theoretical Physics - Theoretical Physics
University of Edinburgh
11.2023
Bachelor of Theoretical Physics - Theoretical Physics
Imperial college London
06.2022
Imperial College London
06.2022
Manchester Grammar School
06.2019
Trinity Church of England High School
06.2017
Skills
Programming: Python (OOP), SQL, Mathematica
Data Science: Machine Learning (Unsupervised, K- Clustering), Data Visualization
Professional Scientific report writing - Latex, Lab reports
Accomplishments
Imperial College London - I earned outstanding commendations and endorsements from both my Team based problem solving lab project supervisor and colleagues for my exceptional problem-solving capabilities, consistently punctual and precise delivery, and my seamless capacity to collaborate effectively within a team setting, with our team being the best in the cohort
Manchester Grammar School - Gold in British Physics Olympiad, Merit in A2 Physics Challenge, Gold in UK Maths Challenge
Trinity Church of England High School - Physics Subject Prize and High Achievers’ Award (100% in GCSE Exam), Played violin for Trinity Orchestra at various activities for charity
Laboratory Skills
Physics Experiments
2019 – 2023
Measured attenuation of electrical and sound waves through different mediums, using oscilloscopes
Interferometry experiments
Built circuits to test Ohm's laws, Faraday's laws, Electromagnetic induction, measuring damping of driven and undriven RLC circuits
Adaptability in time scheduling as during COVID-19 has colleagues who were in separate parts of the world and communicated through various channels
Measured Earth acceleration using pendulum experiments
Performed the Cavendish experiment to get the gravitational constant accurate to 4 significant figures of the true value.
Conducted the Photoelectric effect experiment using Aluminium
Computational Experiments / projects
2019-2023
Manipulate cosmological data in python to obtain hubble's constant
Accurately predicted electromagnetic- medium interactions by simulations using object oriented programming
Effectively measured inference patterns programming a pixel detector on python
Made statistical conclusions on radioactive materials using C++ visualisation tool and Linux to simulate radioactivity
Visualised general relativity using mathematica to model the effects of space-time bending in presence of mass-energy
Simulated the resultant plasma from wake-field acceleration using python
Convinced peers of findings from experiments using python visualisation packages seaborn, matplotlip, tableux
Other Qualifications
Physics, A
Mathematics, A
Further Mathematics, A
Chemistry, A, Physics, A
Chemistry, A
Details
Manchester, United Kingdom, 07593 861563, michaelwongmw@hotmail.com
Personal Information
Title: JUNIOR DATA SCIENTIST
Hobbies and Interests
Basketball
Badminton
Violin
Comics
Cooking
Timeline
Law firm internship at R&A solicitors
02.2024 - 04.2024
Dissertation Project, University of Edinburgh
07.2023 - 10.2023
Team based problem solving - kaon decay verification , Imperial College
09.2021 - 01.2022
Carer in a retirement home
01.2018 - 10.2018
Assistant teacher and data manager
04.2017 - 05.2017
Master of Theoretical Physics - Theoretical Physics
University of Edinburgh
Bachelor of Theoretical Physics - Theoretical Physics