Data · Quant · AI leadership

I lead data products from research to reality.

I turn quantitative research, computer vision and data platforms into products people can use. Recent work connects snooker footage to frame forecasts, keeps editors in control of AI output and gives research teams data they can reuse.

10+ yearsApplied data and modelling
0 → 1 → runStrategy through operation
PhD mathematicsRigour without theatre
Jordan Moore
Jordan Moore, PhD Lead Quant · Head of Technology & AI · CTO

Evidence in motion · October 2026

See the work behind the result.

From a snooker position to an editor’s workflow: research, product design and the systems that let a team deliver.

Snooker research replay with table state and frame-win probabilities

October · Snooker research

Read the position.

What do ball positions add beyond the score? An offline replay and a frozen evaluation make the answer visible.

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Earlier public Attimo poker workbench interface

Product · Editorial AI

Give editors control.

Attimo’s workflow now separates graphics review, clean editing feeds and explicit publication. The earlier public interface shows the foundation.

See the project update
Shared interfaces and sport-specific ownership in the existing platform architecture

Platforms · Shared data

Build once. Reuse well.

Versioned datasets, known dependencies and clear ownership let research jobs reuse work without losing their evidence trail.

See the platform update
Research contract covering a fixed population, policy, accounting and execution assumptions

Leadership · Evaluation

Know what earns the next step.

A stronger model, a new data source or a passing validator still needs a useful comparison and an accountable decision.

See the research updates

September–October 2026

October’s position model, September’s annotation follow-up and the product work happening alongside them.

Latest visual demo · Snooker

A comeback, frame by frame.

Watch the table state and frame-win estimate change through a Robertson–Bingham replay, then explore how the research model was tested.

Silent offline research replay. The sequence illustrates model estimates from recorded footage; the article explains evaluation scope and temporal limitations.

How I lead

Give the team a system it can run.

I connect research, engineering and product around a clear problem, useful evidence and named ownership. The work should become easier to review, maintain and improve as the team grows.

Start with the decision

Define who acts, what changes and what evidence earns promotion before choosing the model or platform.

Make quality reviewable

Golden sets, failure modes, shadow runs and clear readouts turn “looks promising” into an accountable release decision.

Design for operation

Ownership, telemetry, runbooks and stakeholder language are part of the product—not clean-up work for later.

Current portfolio

Embedded where data meets the decision.

Lead Quant Researcher

Research governance, market and wallet signals, challenger models, monitoring and the path from backtest to live operation.

Head of Technology & AI

Sports-data annotation, QA infrastructure, computer-vision challenges and model-ready datasets.

CTO

AI sports-content architecture across ingestion, retrieval, generation, evaluation and editorial review.

Build something dependable

Need a data product that can earn trust?

I work with teams at the point where technical possibility needs to become a clear operating decision.

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