I am a recent graduate from Imperial College London, attaining high second class honours in MEng Materials Science and Engineering. I have a great passion for design and problem solving, eager to expand my repertoire of technical skills. Because of this I have decided to pursue a career in software and engineering, applying to opportunities from practical manufacturing to fin-tech. Currently, I am pushing towards a software-centric career as programming and data analysis as my experiences in this space have been both rewarding and engaging. This led to me selecting and completing my masters thesis on writing simulation code in C, a programming language I self taught for the purposes of completing the project.
I am a lifelong fan of Transformers. While I enjoy much of the media my main interest is in the figures. I have many, however my collection is highly eclectic as I buy largely based on the engineering and design as opposed to attempting completion of a given set. I credit them as the source of my interest in engineering and mechanical devices. These days I use my CAD skills and 3D printing to produce my own figures and upgrades which I have documented on my projects page. In recent times I have begun selling the files for my designs for people to print copies for themselves
In my time at university I contributed to the Felix, Imperial College's student newspaper. I mainly focus on reviews of films and games, in which I aim to analyse my thoughts with a level of humour. Also wrote broader pieces about the games industry and about my time in amateur dramatics.
I find entertaining people in any form highly rewarding. Having now graduated I am exploring alternative mediums for creative expression, cultivating a small following around my toy designs with the intention of branching into at video content in the near future.
