Python

Advanced in Python web design, networks.
Intermediate in Python AI.

• CPSC 474: Computational Intelligence for Games
• CPSC 470: Artificial Intelligence
• CPSC 365: Algorithms
• CPSC 338: Theory and Implementation of Self Driving Cars

Java

Taught as an Undergraduate Learning Assistant for 3 Years.
Advanced in Java networks and image manipulation.

• CPSC 434: Topics in Networked Systems
• CPSC 433: Computer Networks
• CPSC 112: Introduction to Programming (ULA)

C++

Advanced in C++ inheritance and OOP.

• CPSC 474: Computational Intelligence for Games
• CPSC 427: Object Oriented Programming
• ENAS 130: Computing for Engineers

C#

Learned in the context of microcontrollers (Arduino and ESP32.)
Advanced in C#.
Novice in assembly (AVR) for Arduino.

• CPSC 335: Digital Systems
• CPSC 334: Creative Embedded Systems

C

Advanced in C99 structs and macros.

• CPSC 323: Systems Programming
• CPSC 223: Data Structures

Racket

Implemented a TC201 simulator.
Intermediate level in Racket.

• CPSC 201: Introduction to Computer Science

Javascript

Node JS and JS used in the construction of this website.

• CPSC 429: Computer Human Interaction
• CPSC 276: Digital Humanities Application

HTML

HTML 5 used in the construction of this website.

• CPSC 429: Computer Human Interaction
• CPSC 276: Digital Humanities Application

CSS

CSS used in the construction of this website.

• CPSC 429: Computer Human Interaction
• CPSC 276: Digital Humanities Application

Yale Hyperloop

Head of Braking 2016 - 2018

Green Power F24+

Head of Team 2014 - 2016

I led a team of more than 40 faculty members and students to design, build and race an

electric vehicle

which optimized excellent efficiency and minimal cost.

Young Enterprise Competition

Head of Production and Design 2014 - 2016

I led production and design for the manufacture and marketing of an

iPhone application

which can turn a phone into a computer mouse.
I designed and mass produced a

phone case

which is paired with the app, and which is rendered in The Gallery.
The phone case was 3D printed for display at the regional final round, and was presented to the judges with an interactive 3D model.
The team earned the Young Enterprise STEM Award and First Place at the Regional Final Round.

Team Impulse

Co-Captain 2014 - 2016

UK Space Design Competition

Co-Captain 2015 - 2016

I designed and modelled a

spacecraft

capable of docking with the ISS and travelling to Mars for a terraforming mission.
The team won First Place at the Regional Final Round and entered the UK Final Round, which concluded with a weekend at Imperial College London. During this time, we attended lectures on cutting edge research across fields, toured the Imperial College science department, and worked on calculating the material properties of various metals in the laboratory.
The UK Final Round included two days working with professors and the team to design a life-sustaining ship capable of hosting terraforming equipment.
The Alberg Science Club earned Second Place.

Theo Fennell Jewellers

Intern April 2016

I was granted the opportunity to intern for a week at one of London's most renowned jewellers. I worked in the workshop, design, and marketing teams to produce new designs.
In the workshop, I worked under the supervision of a master jeweller to work with gold, silver, rubies, and aquamarine and handcraft bespoke cufflinks and a

pendant

. In the design room, I designed new pieces using pens, paint, and CAD for brainstorming. Lastly, I worked with the marketing team to professionally photograph pieces and prepare a new album.
Since 2013, I have crafted amateur jewellery.
If you have a design in mind or want a custom piece, please get in touch!

CanSat Competition

Head of Hardware & Co-Captain 2014 - 2015

I worked with 2 peers to produce a small satellite for the UK National Competition, and proceeded to win

First Place in York

. The team completed 13 additional iterations of the design in preparation for the international competition in Portugal to meet stringent guidelines. In Lisbon,

the can

was launched 1,000m in a rocket and dropped, and took and transmitted measurements to the base station the team hosted a mile away from the launch. The findings were presented to a panel of judges, and the team earned First Place at the International CanSat Competition.
The final CanSat report is available at this link, and 3D models and renderings are available upon request.

Huddersfield Railway Course

Captain July - August 2014

I attended a week-long summer research program hosted by the University of Huddersfield and sponsored by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.
I worked with

a team

during the program to design and build a model locomotive, which we presented to a panel of judges and tested in a series of mechanical challenges.
The team was awarded the Smallpiece Trust Railway Award for Best Locomotive and Presentation.

ESA Asgard Project

Co-Captain 2013 - 2014

I worked with a

team of three

to design and build a sensor to load into the Asgard program.
The sensor worked much like a Geiger counter, allowing us to plot the level of radiation against altitude, but rather than using a high energy conductor, the team used a photo-voltaic sensor and clever circuitry.
The team traveled to Brussels to attend a week of lectures and deliver our payload, which was lifted 3,000m by 2 helium balloons, imaged below. On the team, I ensured the function of the circuitry through changing conditions, and led the presentation design and delivery.
For more information on experimental results and circuit diagrams, please get in touch!