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Greater London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

Working in the Environmental Monitoring for Health Protection group, which is a government program to monitor prevalence of COVID-19 through wastewater. The program covers 70% of the country and is one of the key pieces of information by which the government monitors prevalence and the spread of variants. Started as a contractor and now employed as a.

London, England, United Kingdom

Oakham, England, United Kingdom

Oxford, United Kingdom

Supervisor: Prof Phil BlunsomProject Supervisor: Prof Philip StierProject co-supervisor: Prof Alex RogersModules: Advanced Machine Learning, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Computational Complexity, Computational Game Theory, Computers in Society, Functional Programming, Foundations of Computer Science

Watford, United Kingdom

I worked on the testing team - checking that sofware updates would not break anything on the customer side. I was responsible for building a tool that automated this process, to save developer time. With the implementation of the 'autotest tool' I built a developer can prioritise, enable and disable tests to run all through a command line API. This greatly.

London, United Kingdom

I taught over 400 hours of Maths, Physics, Chemistry and German to 30 different students from Key Stage 2 to STEP Mathematics while studying at Imperial. During peak times I averaged about 5 hours a week, which was enough to support my living costs while at university. I have a 4.9 star rating on the platform and was once the top rated tutor in Hammersmith.

London, United Kingdom

Sonodot is a warehouse optimisation start-up. I helped build a warehouse simulator for them, which was designed to be used in the back-end to optimise a number of parameters (number of forklifts, the location of items, the routing of forklifts) given a customer's particular warehouse configuration.

Imperial College London

• Faculty of Natural Sciences Make-A-Difference competition finalists – 2 months, Summer 2017:
• My team and I entered this competition with the idea of developing an innovative diagnosis for tuberculosis using a nascent technology called molecularly imprinted polymers.
• We were awarded £1500 of funding and 8 weeks of lab space during which we worked in the chemistry department at imperial to develop our diagnosis.
• We have stayed in touch with our mentors and with a significant proportion of the budget left, we intend to file a patent on our work and take the idea forward.

Msc, Computer Science

Activities and Societies: Vice President of Green Templeton College Graduate Common Room, Captain of Green Templeton College University.

Bsc Hons, Physics, 1St

Activities and Societies: Imperial Cross Country and Athletics, Triathlon, Hockey, Entrepreneurs, Boxing, Physics Society; Hall.

A Levels

Four A*'s and one A at A-Level in Maths, Further Maths, Additional Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry. I also have an AS in German..