On the graduate scheme at the Remote Applications in Challenging Environments department at the UK Atomic Energy Authority, I gained valuable experience, including:• Acting as Lead Engineer with responsibility for delivery of a multi-disciplinary project.• Engaging in Agile software development, adhering to coding standards within a structured review lifecycle.• Providing software enhancements to optimise efficiency and performance.• Generating user story requirements from user interactions.• Conducting testing of software at unit, integration, and end-to-end levels.• Independently raising and documenting formal bug reports and assessing the urgency of response needed.• Answering and resolving bug reports from end users.• Demonstrated work to stakeholders end users for frequent feedback cycles.• Authoring technical documentation in a professional environment.• Collaborating with individuals outside my department and team.• Identified opportunities for personal development while ensuring that commercial considerations are met for project success.I was also involved in multiple projects, being:• Lead Engineer for OMS component of RHOVR (Remote Handling Operations in Virtual Reality)Built an Unreal Engine 5 plugin that would embed the OMS application within the RHOVR interface and receive RabbitMQ messages published by OMS to highlight specific equipment within a scene. • Developer in OMS (Operations Management System) teamMy primary project while working at RACE, working as a full-stack web developer. • Developer in BCS (Boom Control System) teamI was tasked with extending the C++ Crow HTTP server to receive p-position targets sent a web server.

Summer internship at RACE working on the high-level control system for the ESS active cell project.

Using JavaScript in Adobe Animate to replicate the interactivity from existing Flash animations to convert them to HTML5.