Madeleine Rogers

About Madeleine Rogers

As a Marine Biologist and Researcher at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, I apply my expertise in genomics, evolution, and species identification to study deep-sea biodiversity. My work integrates molecular techniques, computational analysis, and ecological insights to advance our understanding of marine ecosystems. My role as an Undergraduate Student Researcher at the University of St Andrews deepened my skills in machine learning and statistical data interpretation, particularly in advancing passive acoustic monitoring for cetacean research at the Scottish Oceans Institute. Through these projects, I have honed my ability to merge biological research with computational tools, ensuring data-driven insights contribute to conservation efforts. Beyond research, I have diverse experience in science outreach, animal behavior, and project management. As Head of Charity for the DONT WALK Charity Fashion Show, I successfully led philanthropic initiatives. At the St. Andrews Aquarium, I worked hands-on with marine life, strengthening my understanding of animal care and welfare. My experience in the service industry at Woody Creek Tavern further refined my teamwork, adaptability, and communication skills—critical assets in both scientific collaboration and community engagement. I am passionate about bridging the gap between marine science, conservation, and real-world applications, ensuring that research advances knowledge and informs sustainable solutions. Let’s connect!

Experience

1. Hedge Fund Financial Analyst

   Private Hedge Fund

   Jun 2025 — Present

   I cover energy, commodities, and critical minerals for a private fund. My approach is quantitative; I build custom models in Python and R to stress-test investment theses and size risk, and I use LLM-based workflows to accelerate research across filings, earnings calls, and alternative data. Most of my day-to-day is spent looking for where the market is mispricing supply chain dynamics.

Education

• University of St Andrews

  Master of Science - MS

  2021 — 2026