Elected 2023/2024 president of Cambridge University 3D printing society. I am heading up the society's high-flow hot-end project as well as our remote connectivity project and joint project with Full Blue Racing.

Print Manager at Cambridge Univeristy 3D Printing society. The role involves maintaining the society's printers and filament stocks as well as ensuring the printers are accessible. I am also project leader for our high-flow hot-end project.

I worked for CCell on a broad range of tasks, initially focussed on PCB design and manufacturing for the latest version of their reef’s flagship power electronics. I then moved on to designing the electronics for a prototype wave-height gauge, a new product for CCell. With this project I was lucky enough to be involved right from the start, including designing with a breadboard, researching components and creating schematics. Using this groundwork we then laid out a PCB and assembled it just in time to begin the testing before my internship came to an end.The main skillsets I have developed are schematic and PCB layout design (using Altium), embedded electronics (choosing suitable components based on their datasheets) and embedded software (written in C++ for an STM microprocessor).I am very grateful to Will Bateman who has led the projects and mentored me, both this summer and last summer, at CCell.

• 8-week summer internship at a marine engineering firm specialising in building coral reefs.• Worked extensively using C++ to develop the control system for the reefs.• Used my 3D printing skills to construct demonstration models and proprietary brackets.• Built CAD models to show to clients and wrote LaTeX documentation for my work.

I spent 8 weeks working as a full-time intern at Archipelago Technology, a leading company in the field of accurate and efficient coating applications.