Project advisor with the Open Innovation Team (OIT), a government-based consultancy unit.

Senior researcher in metabolic engineering, microbial strain engineering and engineering biology.

Engineering research in several fields, including: computational modelling, biocomputation, microbial engineering and personalised medicine.My final thesis focuses on using engineering biology to create whole-cell biosensors and 'engineered biotherapeutics' that can be used to help detect and, in time, prevent disease. This exposed me to a number of techniques, including: C. elegans handling, mathematical modelling (Hill fitting, ODEs, Gompertz fitting), genetic circuit construction and… Show more Engineering research in several fields, including: computational modelling, biocomputation, microbial engineering and personalised medicine.My final thesis focuses on using engineering biology to create whole-cell biosensors and 'engineered biotherapeutics' that can be used to help detect and, in time, prevent disease. This exposed me to a number of techniques, including: C. elegans handling, mathematical modelling (Hill fitting, ODEs, Gompertz fitting), genetic circuit construction and characterisation (MoClo, Gibson assembly, microscopy, flow cytometry). Show less

Post-graduate teaching assistant at University College London. This involved running seminars and tutorials for undergraduate and postgraduate students for a range of modules, covering statistics, computational modelling and mathematical principles.

Internship with the Open Innovation Team (OIT), part of the Cabinet Office.Key responsibilities:- Delivering client projects by working with external experts to generate high-quality analysis and ideas.- Securing commissions, by engaging with Whitehall colleagues and designing projects to support their needs.- Building networks and communicating, so that we were able to stay on top of the latest policy developments and areas of interest, and respond quickly through… Show more Internship with the Open Innovation Team (OIT), part of the Cabinet Office.Key responsibilities:- Delivering client projects by working with external experts to generate high-quality analysis and ideas.- Securing commissions, by engaging with Whitehall colleagues and designing projects to support their needs.- Building networks and communicating, so that we were able to stay on top of the latest policy developments and areas of interest, and respond quickly through identifying relevant academics. Show less

Independent research within the field of biomaterials, namely investigating the freezing of proteins and the UV properties of silk cocoons. Also, the design and commission of laboratory equipment for the Natural Materials Group lab.

Customer service. Providing the public instruction with watersports and mountain biking. Maintenance and repair of sailing, biking, rafting and windsurfing equipment. Cleaning and maintaining facilities. Operating safety boat and caring for customers who are taking part in activities on the water (sailing, windsurfing, kayaking).