Since 2012, I have fully retired from my academic job at the University of Sheffield. I have always been active in consultancy, and retirement allows me to spend a little more time on consulting work. I am a Chartered Statistician, which is a professional qualification administered by the Royal Statistical Society that recognises my skills as a practising statistician.
Current projects include assessment of safety mechanisms in nuclear reactors and developing an online training course for elicitation of expert knowledge.
I have particular expertise as a consultant in a variety of topics, including:.
In all of the above topics, and many others, my methods are backed by numerous peer-reviewed articles in major journals. If you would like information about these, please contact me or browse my academic pages, using the "Academic" button below.
I do not simply apply off-the-shelf methods. Every consulting job is a challenge and many have led to the development of new methods that have been published and become the state of the art. As a consultant, I offer not just standard methods, not just innovative methods that I have developed myself, but my skills in tackling each new problem on its own merits, in order to solve it as completely and appropriately as possible.
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