Hi! I am a 2nd Year BSc Computer Science commuter student from West London.
I believe that developing reliable, efficient, intuitive, and safe technology is the future. These
principles make good experiences, are environmentally-friendly, and most important of all: make
software
accessible and usable.
At the moment, a personal interest of mine is transforming older systems into modern experiences,
while
preserving the core functionality at minimal cost.
Academic Work
I have an active interest in academic research! I have worked on some educational material, such
as:
Delivering Presentations to Secondary School Students in conjunction with the Cybersecurity Society
Improving teaching material on Honeypot Log Analysis in Cybersecurity Workshops hosted by visiting professors at Royal Holloway
I am currently working on INTI,
an exciting embedded neuromorphic computing project that leverages hardware-level interrupts to
run energy-efficient inference distributed across multiple processors.
I hope to work on more research projects in the future, and aim to do a Year in Industry in 2027 next year!
I am comfortable working across Linux, macOS, and Windows, and have worked with a range of
technologies including:
Python
Java
SQL
Flask
FastAPI
OpenStreetMap
C#
.NET
Javalin
Blazor
Unity
Git
Network Rail Open Data
TfL Unified API
National Highways APIs
Bus Open Data Service
NaPTAN
Domestic Buildings Search API
Rust
ESP32
ESP8266
RP2040
OngoingsCampus Mapping
I am currently working on a campus-focused personal project which requires high-quality geodata
of the campus. As such, I am currently the main contributor to our campus on OpenStreetMap, a free mapping service with no
restrictions on its use. If you have any questions about this or would like to converse about
OpenStreetMap, please do not hesitate to contact me!