I am a Backend Software Engineer based in London. I hold a First-Class Honours degree in Computer Science with a Year in Industry from King's College London. My interest in software engineering began before my A-Levels, and it has since evolved into a passion for building scalable, distributed systems.

While my day-to-day expertise involves engineering resilient microservices with Kotlin and previously with Java and Spring Boot, I also have a strong appreciation for UI/UX design and the broader frontend ecosystem, including React and TypeScript.

Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of contributing to high-performing teams. During my placement year, I engineered mission-critical control systems for Mercedes AMG HPP. I subsequently joined Fitch Group, where I progressed to Intermediate Software Engineer. Currently, I am a Software Engineer at Zopa Bank, where I build high-availability backend systems for critical fraud screening and compliance. A key focus of my work here is improving the customer experience by engineering solutions that empower users to seamlessly self-serve when resolving suspected fraud cases.

Beyond traditional architecture, I am deeply interested in machine learning and its practical applications. I am particularly fascinated by reinforcement learning, which recently led me to complete a dedicated Specialisation delivered by the University of Alberta to deepen my understanding of the field.