Rory Spanton
Behavioral data scientist at Good With
Expertise: Data science, software engineering perspectives, big data
Education: University of Plymouth
Rory Spanton is a behavioral data scientist at Good With, a U.K. startup focused on improving creditworthiness and access to fair finance in young adults. With expertise in data analysis and mathematical modeling, Spanton earned his doctorate in psychology at the University of Plymouth in England, undertaking research in human memory and lecturing on content involving R programming and cognitive psychology.
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