I've always been the type of person who needs to understand how things work. My journey into software started in my bedroom, teaching myself to code so I could build solutions for my own problems. I love the satisfaction of turning a messy concept into a clean, working system.
I'll admit, I'm the developer who will spend four hours automating a five-minute task just so I never have to do it manually again. Efficiency is my obsession.
I originally planned to study at Loughborough University, but I decided to take a gap year internship at Accessia first. That changed everything.
I realized I didn't want to spend three years reading about software engineering; I wanted to be doing it. I fell in love with the rhythm of a real engineering team: the code reviews, the deployment pipelines, and the pressure of shipping production features. Accessia agreed to keep me on as a Degree Apprentice, giving me the best of both worlds: earning a degree while solving real-world problems every day.
When I'm not working, I'm usually still coding, whether I'm refactoring my self-hosted Discord bot or diving down a YouTube rabbit hole on complex math and algorithm design.
What started as a simple Python script running on a Raspberry Pi for a few friends has evolved into a robust community tool used by over 500 members.
To handle the increased load and ensure reliability, I completely refactored the codebase into JavaScript/Node.js and migrated the hosting to Google Cloud Platform (GCP). It now features complex MongoDB database integration, schedules, and Hypixel API connectivity.
A classic implementation of Snake, built as a rapid prototyping challenge to explore p5.js. I created this to see how quickly I could deploy a fully functional, interactive game using a new framework.
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