During my Master's dissertation, I worked with Smart-H, a UK-based company at the forefront of smart city and smart vehicle technologies. I conducted an in-depth study analysing the potential impact of their vehicle emissions reduction technologies on public health within smart city environments. This project involved complex air pollution dispersion modeling and required a deep understanding of vehicle emissions and emerging smart city technologies.

During my internship at Edgemethods, I contributed remotely to a UK government-funded carbon emissions reduction project. I designed and developed an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) data dashboard that provided real-time data visualisation and analytics. This tool empowered executives at a leading British plastics engineering company to make informed, data-driven decisions in their efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

Over the summer, I participated in a Turing Traineeship placement in Computing at the University of Adelaide, Australia. During this time, I completed a course in Virtual Reality Design and Development, where I acquired new skills in 3D modeling and VR application development. This experience allowed me to deepen my technical expertise and gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge VR technologies.