Graduate software engineer shipping full-stack products — nutrition tracking on web and Android, a project-management platform on AWS, and AI-assisted tooling. First Class BEng from the University of Westminster.
I'm a graduate software engineer in London who builds things end to end — TypeScript and React on the front, Node, Express and Java behind it, with PostgreSQL, Supabase or Firebase underneath. Most of what I build gets deployed, not just demoed.
Recent work includes NutriPilot, a nutrition tracker running as both a web app and an Android build from one React codebase, with an AI coach that analyses meal photos; and Streamline, a project-management platform with an Express and Prisma API behind AWS Cognito authentication.
I got my first taste of a production codebase interning at Lab Diagnostic, working on a real-time diagnostics dashboard used by healthcare professionals. Since August 2024 I've delivered client work through Fiverr and Freelancer.com — gathering requirements directly, designing the API and database, then deploying and supporting what I build. I work in Agile teams and lean on version control, TDD and CI/CD to keep software maintainable rather than merely working.
A nutrition tracker combining a food diary, recipe browsing, nutrition goals and an AI coach that handles nutrition conversations and meal-photo analysis. Auth, data and services run on Supabase. The same React codebase ships as an Android app through Capacitor, with light, dark and system themes and a full account-deletion flow.
A project-management platform with board, table, timeline and search views over projects, tasks, users and teams. An Express API persists to PostgreSQL through Prisma; the Next.js frontend authenticates with AWS Amplify and Amazon Cognito and passes the access token as a Bearer token on every API request.
An AI-powered tool that generates a complete colour theme from two or three base inputs, with JSON export and token-secured API access. Built to theme my own projects — including the accent switcher at the top right of this page.
A full-stack task and note platform with secure authentication, backed by PostgreSQL and Supabase schemas for tasks, collections and notes. CI/CD runs through GitHub Actions, and a separate Kotlin client extends it to Android.
A Next.js website for a capital firm — home, about, services and contact pages with responsive navigation, light and dark theming, reusable page components and an EmailJS-backed enquiry form. Built on Next.js 16 and React 19.
An Android healthcare self-help prototype: Firebase email authentication, symptom-keyword processing that maps to General, Cardiology, Dermatology, Neurology or Paediatrics, emergency-phrase detection returning a 999/A&E warning, and a Firestore-backed messaging interface. A prototype with fictional doctor profiles — not a clinical or NHS-affiliated service.
Trains a tabular Q-learning policy on Gymnasium's Taxi-v3, then uses the learned Q-table to generate labelled state/action data and trains a scikit-learn MLP to imitate that policy. Reports accuracy, weighted F1, a confusion matrix and per-class accuracy, and evaluates the imitation policy across episodes.
A clinic management system for doctor consultations, built on object-oriented principles with a Swing GUI. Handles doctor and patient records, automated doctor assignment, CSV file persistence and encrypted consultation notes — with JUnit tests covering the core logic and data integrity.
A web-based 3D and VR gallery for digital artwork, with interactive environments built in Three.js. A large share of the work was diagnosing rendering and cross-device compatibility problems — which taught me more than the happy path did.
A concurrency simulation of a shared ticket-printing machine. Passenger threads submit print work against one shared Machine instance while separate daemon technician threads replenish paper and toner, with machine state tracked throughout — a practical exercise in synchronisation and shared-resource contention.
Open to graduate and junior software engineering roles in London, and to freelance work. I reply to everything.