Education

University of Bristol

MSc Scientific Computing with Data Science

• Accepted onto the Google Developer Group mentor scheme
• Software Engineering and High Performance Computing for scientists – Gained an improved understanding of accelerated coding techniques, as well as the use of Cloud-native technologies
• Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning – Foundation in Machine Learning techniques, and their practical implementation, including decision trees, reinforcement learning, and neural networks
• Quantum Information Theory - Built upon undergraduate quantum mechanics knowledge, combining with statistics to apply within computation

BSc Physics and Philosophy

• Awarded the Bristol plus prize, achieved by less than 5% of graduates
• Particle Detector for CERN’s Experimental Areas – 78% ‑ developed skills both in working with a team and also working with professionals within the field of research
• Essential Maths for Physics – 77% ‑ Further improved knowledge in Linear Algebra, Bayesian Statistics and Multivariable Calculus

Skills

Languages: Advanced - Python (Pandas, PyTorch, NumPy, Scikit‑learn. etc.) novice - C++, LaTeX, SQL, Bash

Developer Tools: Git, Docker, VS code, virtual machines

Machine Learning Techniques: K‑Means/Gaussian Clustering, Decision Trees, Reinforcement Learning, Neural Networks

High Performance and Cloud Computing: Parallelisation, Cython, Numba, Using Supercomputers

Soft Skills: Peer Programming, Project Management, Data Wrangling/Communication, Mathematical Ability

Experience

PineRock

Intern

• Researched the use of AI within their field of brand communications
• Chaired a select committee of department heads to pitch ideas and gain feedback
• Presented findings and recommendations to the entire business, leading to implementation of key changes
• Skills: Teamwork, Communication, Presentation Skills, Stakeholder Management, Research

University of Bristol

Student Advisory Group

• Invited to join after having been elected a student course representative two years in a row
• Participated in various focus groups to help create solutions to problems affecting the entire student body, including transition from online to in‑person exams
• Advised in the construction of £500 million Temple Quarter Campus, estimated to bring in £1.6 billion revenue annually
• Skills: Communication, Critical Thinking, Negotiation, Stakeholder Representation

CHAOS (University of Bristol Physics Society)

Head of Promotion and Design

• Was on the committee for one of the largest societies in the country
• Refocused society on building connections between students, and improving inclusivity
• Longlisted for the 2023 NSVA committee excellence award
• Skills: Teamwork, Graphical Communication, Creative Thinking, Community Building

Various

Hospitality work

• Have worked within catering, bars, kitchens and doing cleaning work
• Had to be adaptive and flexible under pressure, collaborating with a wide range of people in unfamiliar environments
• Acted proactively to independently organise and execute my duties every day
• Skills: Teamwork, Time Management, Fast‑Learning, Customer Interaction, Practical Initiative