A passionate aerospace engineer with a focus on aerodynamics and a deep interest in technology and software.
My journey began with video games, Formula One and a love for space and rockets. This led me to pursue aerospace engineering at the University of Southampton, where I specialised in aerodynamics.
Throughout my studies, I gained not only theoretical experience, but large amounts of practical experience through the number of hands on projects within our course structure. These included design of a Formula Student car which would be tested in the RJ Mitchell Wind tunnel as well as designing a robot to compete in an international competition.
My love of software started from my very first video games on my Nintendo DS. I have always been extremely technologically literate. At age 10, I received a Raspberry Pi and never looked back. I am a proficient programmer specialising in full stack development and even coded the website you're currently reading from scratch myself.
Since graduating, I have kept myself sharp by volunteering, including working on air craft restoration at Norwich's aviation museum. Completing courses and certifications such as AWS' Cloud Practitioner certification. And attended networking events such as Red Bull's Career Catalyst.
Active member of the Motorsport Society, following F1 technical developments, and participating in Formula Student.
Engaging with cutting-edge aerospace technologies, particularly in aerodynamics and propulsion systems.
Active participation in university societies including Formula Student, Motorsport Society, Fandom Society, and Tea Society.
"I believe in combining theoretical knowledge with practical application to solve complex engineering challenges. My experience in Formula Student and various projects has shown me the importance of teamwork, innovation, and attention to detail in achieving exceptional results."
My goals include: