Jack Lloyd Walters
About Jack Lloyd Walters
Jack Lloyd Walters is a Software Engineer I currently working at Canonical, where he has been employed since 2023. He holds a Master's degree in Physics Astronomy and Cosmology from the University of Portsmouth and has a strong background in software engineering and astronomy.
Work at Canonical
Jack Lloyd Walters currently holds the position of Software Engineer I at Canonical, a role he has occupied since 2023. Prior to this, he worked as an Associate Software Engineer at the same company from 2022 to 2023. Both positions were remote, allowing him to contribute to Canonical's projects and initiatives in software engineering.
Education and Expertise
Jack Lloyd Walters has a strong educational background in physics and data engineering. He earned a Master's degree in Physics Astronomy and Cosmology from the University of Portsmouth, completing his studies in 2022. He also studied AI & Data Engineering at AiCore in 2022. His earlier education includes A Levels in Physics, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and Chemistry from Peter Symonds College, as well as 9 GCSEs from Trafalgar School Portsmouth.
Background
Jack Lloyd Walters has a diverse background that includes both academic and professional experiences. He began using Python in 2011, which has been a key tool in his academic and career projects. His early work experience includes a position as Floor Staff at B&M Retail from 2017 to 2019. He has also been a member of the British Astronomical Society since 2022 and joined the European Astronomical Society in 2020.
Achievements
Jack Lloyd Walters has completed significant projects during his academic career, including a Bachelor's project focused on distinguishing intermediate mass black hole mergers from short duration glitches in 2021. He developed a Master's project titled 'Determining the Parameters of Exoplanetary Candidates From Transit Timing Variations' in 2022. He became a fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society in 2020, reflecting his commitment to the field of astronomy.
Future Aspirations
Jack Lloyd Walters aims to further his education and expertise by obtaining a doctorate in computational physics, with a focus on exoplanetary research or spacecraft operations. He also aspires to become tri-lingual in English, Japanese, and German, indicating a commitment to personal and professional growth.