Dylan Farrell

I am a third-year Physics with Meteorology student at the University of Edinburgh with a strong foundation in data analysis, mathematical modelling, and atmospheric science. Through my studies, I have developed the ability to analyse complex datasets, apply physical principles to real-world environmental systems, and communicate technical findings clearly and effectively.

Alongside my academic work, I have gained valuable experience in customer-facing and operational roles.

At Dynamic

Earth, I translated complex scientific concepts into engaging explanations for diverse audiences, while my time at Royal Mail strengthened my organisation, reliability, and ability to work independently under pressure. I have also demonstrated leadership as President of the University Roundnet Society, where I organised events and managed group communication.

I am particularly interested in roles that involve data analysis, problem-solving, and applying scientific thinking to practical challenges. I bring a combination of analytical skills, clear communication, and a proactive, reliable work ethic.

Visitor Experience Guide at Dynamic Earth (2024-07 – 2024-09)

Communicated complex scientific concepts to diverse audiences and translated technical information into clear, engaging explanations.

• Communicated complex scientific concepts to diverse audiences
• Translated technical information into clear, engaging explanations
• Responded to real-time questions requiring quick reasoning and clarity

Postman at Royal Mail (2023-02 – 2023-08)

Demonstrated reliability and organisation under strict time constraints while managing independent workload with high accuracy and accountability.

• Demonstrated reliability and organisation under strict time constraints
• Managed independent workload with high accuracy and accountability

Catering Staff at Strathspey Railway Company (2021-06 – 2022-12)

Worked effectively in fast-paced, team-based environments and took on supervisory responsibilities demonstrating leadership and initiative.

• Worked effectively in fast-paced, team-based environments
• Took on supervisory responsibilities, demonstrating leadership and initiative

BSc (Hons) in Physics with Meteorology – University of Edinburgh