Based in London · Open to opportunities
Computer Science student exploring software engineering, business intelligence and responsible technology — from the data model to the human decision it supports.
My guiding principle
“Technology should support people, not replace their judgement.”
Selected work · 2026
A growing collection of software and data projects built around real operational problems.
HWID Best Poster · First PlaceA Flask and MySQL inventory platform designed for small businesses, combining stock operations, decision-focused metrics, privacy-aware accounts and downloadable reporting in one calm interface.
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An interactive Power BI dashboard that turns student performance and engagement data into explainable indicators for early academic support.
Explore project$ python3 main.py
Secure session established
1 Register patient
2 Search records
3 Update information
4 View all patients
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A structured Python and MySQL application for authenticated patient record management, built around OOP, validation, password hashing and parameterised queries.
Explore projectAbout
I am a Computer Science student at UCLan London, interested in the space where software, data and people meet.
My projects move between full-stack development, business intelligence, networks and cybersecurity. Across each one, I focus on clear structure, responsible use of data and interfaces that reduce unnecessary cognitive load.
Alongside university, years of operational and leadership experience have taught me to design for the reality of busy teams — not just for the ideal conditions of a classroom.
Toolkit
Always learning. Selectively adding tools when they improve the outcome.
Recognition · 7 distinctions
Six Top Achiever certificates from the University of Lancashire, alongside a first-place international conference poster award.
Academic distinction for high performance in software development and object-oriented programming.
Academic distinction for high performance in information security and ethical hacking.
Awarded at the University of West London during the Human Work Interaction Design conference for a human-centred inventory system for small businesses.
Recognition of academic excellence and sustained achievement at the University of Lancashire.
Academic distinction for database modelling, implementation and database management systems.
Academic distinction for programming fundamentals, problem-solving and Python development.
Academic distinction for strong performance across foundational computing concepts.
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