Computer Science BSc | University of Southampton

2019 – 2024

A/BTEC | Tendring Technology College

GCSE | Tendring Technology College

Technology Developer | Barclays

June 2024 – Present

Software development and infrastructure engineering across cloud and on-premises environments. Working with network architecture, system design, and security to deliver scalable, resilient solutions aligned with enterprise standards.

Volunteer Mentor | GreatUniHack

November 2022

Guided participants through hackathon projects, evaluated presentations, and provided feedback to improve technical solutions.

Developer | Moov Up

August – September 2020

Front-end design and user experience research for a web application. Collaborated with a 3-developer team to meet client needs and align with best practices.

Work Experience | 4Imprint

June 2019

Automation software for generating image proofs showcasing printed imagery onto catalogued products.

Social network bot net behaviour simulator | UoS

Ongoing

This project simulates social networks with topic bias to study how bots exploit user interests to spread fake content. It's a virtual playground for detecting and outsmarting sneaky bot behavior—like a digital detective tool for social media! 🕵️‍♂️🤖

Supervised by Dr BooJoong Kang

Green Parking | Github

June 2023

Prototyped a smart parking bay system for low-carbon efficient parking, helping reduce emissions and increase traffic efficiency.

Retro style blog Nuxt3 | Check it out!

April 2023

Nuxt 3 can dynamically render Markdown (.md) files using modules like @nuxt/content. This allows you to build a CMS-like blog or documentation site without needing a separate backend. This makes for easy to maintain blogs, I decided to explore my React skills by theming my blog on an old IBM 3270 terminal!

Kissa Web App | Github

March 2023

Developed a social media platform with a 7-member team for matching based on their cats. A full stack application using React, RESTful, FastAPI, Node.js, Docker, Poetry and Atlas MongoDB.

Tiling Toolkit Domain Specific Language | Check it out!

December 2022

The domain specific programming language allows users to build and manipulate tile objects. A Tile type is considered to be a collection of discrete cells, where each cell may be either filled or empty, and the user can create larger tiles built from sets of small tiles. The language allows users to perform a variety of tile-specific operations on tiles, including rotating, reflecting, scaling, sub-tiles and more.

Microsoft Certified: Azure AI fundamentals | AI-900

Issued Oct 2025

Microsoft Certified: Azure fundamentals | AZ-900

Issued Sep 2025