About TMAU International

Building a stronger future, together.

TMAU International is a developing charity dedicated to making life better for people affected by trimethylaminuria.

We bring together community, clear information, and research ambition—because no one should be left to navigate a poorly understood condition alone.

The people behind the work

Meet the team.

TMAU International is beginning with a small, committed team. As the charity grows, this page will introduce the people and partners helping move the mission forward.

Jordan, Executive Director of TMAU International.

Executive Director

Jordan

Jordan is the Executive Director of TMAU International. An engineer and AI researcher, he holds a PhD in VLSI Design and Semiconductor Physics and a first-class master’s degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. His career spans artificial intelligence, semiconductor design, software engineering and academic research, including work in high-performance computing and genomic data processing.

As a founder and technical leader, Jordan has taken complex ideas from early research through proof-of-concept development, contributed to peer-reviewed publications and patent applications, and worked across both university and industry research environments. He brings this combination of scientific curiosity, practical problem-solving and organisational leadership to the charity.

Diagnosed with TMAU at the age of 27, Jordan brings a personal understanding of the condition to his work. He leads TMAU International’s efforts to turn community priorities into focused action, build credible partnerships with researchers, and create the support, visibility and research momentum that people affected by TMAU deserve.

Sarah, Chief Operations Officer of TMAU International.

Chief Operations Officer

Sarah

Sarah is the Chief Operations Officer of TMAU International. A qualified adult nurse with a Bachelor of Nursing with distinction, she has worked across emergency medicine, major trauma and industrial healthcare, developing extensive experience in patient communication, rapid assessment and care under pressure.

Diagnosed with TMAU at the age of 19, Sarah has a deeply personal understanding of the condition and the challenges faced by those who live with it. She has also participated in numerous clinical studies conducted by research nurses, strengthening her appreciation of the important role patients play in advancing knowledge.

Sarah brings together lived experience and frontline clinical expertise to help shape compassionate support, practical services and meaningful research for the TMAU community.

People first. Progress always.

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