TLDR:
Advanced Computer Science student @ The University of Cambridge
Trading Execution intern @ T. Rowe Price intern, ex-Barclays
1st place @ IC Hack 2025
3rd place @ Google Students AI Hackathon 2025
First-Class Honours in Computer Science from King's College London
1st Place Winner
February 2025
Won 1st place at Europe's largest student-run hackathon with over 700 participants from universities across the UK and Europe. Our team, Bussin', developed "Seen_ary", an AI-powered tool to allow vision impaired people regain their independence by helping them on their public transport journeys.
Event Scale
700+ Contestants
Europe's largest student-run hackathon
Prize
Steam Deck
+ the trophy!
Team Size
6 Members
3rd Place Winner
January 2025
Achieved 3rd place at Google's Students AI Hackathon held at their London office. Our team developed "PillPall", a mobile application designed to help elderly users manage their medication schedules through AI-powered assistance and live video consultations.
Location
Google London
Official Google Office
Prize
Fitbit
3rd Place Prize
Team Size
5 Members
MPhil in Advanced Computer Science
2025 - 2026 (Upcoming)
Starting in October 2025, I will be studying Advanced Computer Science at the University of Cambridge, with focus areas in machine learning, computer architecture, and financial technology.
BSc Computer Science
2022 - 2025
I completed my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science at King's College London. I also studied derivatives pricing through Mathematical Finance I.
Overall Grade
First-Class Honours (85%)
Trading Technology Intern
June - September 2025
Worked in the Trading Execution team, responsible for re-engineering the Reflex Rules UI (FX Rules System) and enhancing its functionality.
Technology Developer Intern
June - September 2024
Worked as a technology developer intern in Barclays' Chief Technology Office / XDP team.
Undergraduate Research Fellow
June - August 2023
Selected for the King's Undergraduate Research Fellowship program. Worked with researchers from the Ethereum Foundation and IOHK, learning about Proposer-Builder Separation, inclusion lists and MEV in Ethereum.
Complexity Theory Visualization
2025
A web-based interactive visualisation tool for creating and exploring my undergraduate research on proving complexity bounds for the game Sid Meier's Civilization V.
Educational Tool
2022
A web application for visualising pathfinding and sorting algorithms, designed to help students understand how these fundamental algorithms work through interactive demonstrations.