Educational Outreach Fellow for Electronic and Engineering, designing and delivering bespoke robotics sessions for ages 11-19 in schools around West Yorkshire, promoting engineering in higher education as a possible career option.

Working to support events aimed at children aged 11-19 within the University of Leeds. This includes campus tours, helping academics to run sessions and supporting the University Residential Summer Schools.

Represented department throughout University open days, talking with prospective students and parents about the degree programs and providing guided tours around the facilities. Also revamped open day experience alongside senior management.

Helping to support the module leader in running laboratory sessions for the level 1 module ELEC1620 - Digital Electronics and Micro-controllers.Great communication skills are a necessary to help new students understand the fundamentals of electronics as they begin their experience at University.

Summer of level 3 Internship within in a research group at the University of Leeds working on an EPSRC funded project: - Created a bespoke experimental test rig for analysing the gait cycle of humans, - Analysed gait data to replicate the shear and strain of walking patterns, - Combined embedded systems, C++ code and SolidWorks CAD to create solution, - Completed test rig is now being used for ongoing research into preventing Diabetic Foot Ulceration (DFU).

Summer of level 2 Internship to work on the Mechanical Engineering module, MECH1010 - Computers in Engineering Analysis:- Working solo and responding to supervisor,- Problem solving for mechanical design and electronic circuits,- CAD for 6 bespoke pieces of lab equipment in Solidworks,- Design optimised for 3D Printing, laser cutting and 5-axis CNC milling,- Component selection,- PCB design and manufacture

Summer of level 1 Internship to work on the EEE and Mechatronics and Robotics module, ELEC1801 - Electronic Design Project:- Working as a pair to a specification and responding to module leader,- CAD for controllable buggy in Solidworks,- Design optimised for 3D Printing,- Component selection,- Breadboarding of dual h-bridge,- Working with Bluetooth unit, pairing as a master and slave

Gap year job to create savings for university, gain work experience and personal development:- Working to meet deadlines in high stress situations,- Experience working with a team or solo- Liaising with customers staff and the public,- Trusted member of the team to help open and close the store- Earmarked for promotion to management- Shift work,