I am a passionate and versatile developer with a keen interest in various software disciplines. My primary enthusiasm lies in low-level graphics programming, and I enjoy creating games in my spare time. Outside of software, my biggest passions lie with creating music and mastering classic fighting games.
Co-founder of Trajectile Interactive and TIGA Post-Graduate of the Year. Nominated for Best Student Game 2025 in the TIGA UK Games Education Awards 2025.
My primary responsibility was QA Automation, with a particular focus on Cypress. This was used to improve the Autodesk Construction Cloud(ACC) software, linked above. The goal was to keep visibility on the quality of ACC as the rate of development increased, ensuring that all code changes were robustly tested for regressions.
I also contributed to CI/CD of the ACC app, by getting my test suite integrated in the build pipeline, with the goal of creating a quality gate for all code in the project moving forward. In order to get the point of integration, I had to lead meetings and coach senior engineers to improve thinking around software quality and garner confidence and buy-in from them of the benefits such a significant CI change would bring.
I was given increased responsibilities on multiple occasions, acting as the manager for our team when my own manager was away, even to the extent of assigning tasks to, and reviewing subsequent PRs with, experienced senior engineers.
I am currently working part-time at the university as a student mentor and ambassador. As ambassador I help run open days for the Uni, specifically helping my course leader setup for their talks and workshop, as well as providing continuous support throughout the duration of the workshop.
As a mentor, I run both one-to-one mentoring sessions, with first and second year students in the Computing department, as well as running a weekly coding workshop for the entire department every other Monday. I also helped run a weekly coffee morning, engaging in conversations with many Computing students about finding placements, improving CVs and portfolios, and other study-related topics that they wished to discuss.
Key modules that I have achieved high grades in:
- Effective C++ Programming
- Advanced Games Console Techniques
- Parallel Programming for Games
- Graphics Programming Techniques
- Advanced Games Console Projects
- 3D Games Development
- Software-Hardware Optimisation Techniques
- Research in Games
- Fundamentals of Computer Architecture
- Mathematics for Graphics
- Mathematics for Modelling and Rendering
I also completed a Placement Year, which was my paid internship at Autodesk.
Computer Science - A
Maths - C
Philosophy - C Computer Science - 9
Religous Education - 9
English Literature - 8
English Language - 7
Maths - 7
French - 7
Physics - 7
Chemistry - 6
Biology - 6
History - 6