Hard-working, affable grafter who welcomes each challenge as an opportunity. With a depth of experience in multi-discipline high-detail projects, new opportunities in the fast-moving, cutting-edge technical landscape are deeply exciting.
Having learned lessons or achieved success at each turn - within prize-winning teams pioneering the latest Web3 technologies, or designing high complexity flight-radar systems - I relish the next big challenge.
I really enjoy programming. I enjoy creatively solving complex problems.
Graduated: July 2019
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A room occupancy sensor was developed with Rusab Asher , for measuring the number of occupants in a room and providing statistics to users such as the most popular time. This project was a full stack implementation using a Nordic board which received information from sensors, an Android device to act as a gateway and a Google Cloud Instance to process all the data.
Swipe 2 Sort is my final year project. A Kotlin Android app designed to make organising user’s many photos simple and fun. Swipe 2 Sort was released on the Google Play Store
Code for Good is a 24 hour, competitive event which tasks a team to develop a solution for an NGO. My group developed a web application for Children with Cancer UK, which assists their patients to communicate with one another in a safe, user-friendly environment.
The project involved working within a 7-strong group, designing and developing an autonomous robot from scratch, using an EV3 mind storm which was controlled by multiple Android Devices.
quickSMS is an Android App I co-developed with Alex Shand. quickSMS was written from scratch, using the emerging language, Kotlin. Studies were used to help design and improve the UI interface. The app has subsequently been published on the Google Play store for the public to enjoy.
The very first Android app I developed, Songle is a location-based game, where the user walks around collecting words in the University of Edinburgh central campus, obtaining the words by going close to markers.
As you have reached the end, here's something to get your mind ticking.
"Buck Pays Relax"
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