I am a Software Engineer from the University of Southampton, currently working at Solidatus. This site is dedicated to showcasing my projects and experience so you can get a better idea of who I am.
Mainly, I've done work in Virtual Reality, Cybersecurity and general Software Engineering. I've also dabbled in Web Development a bit, this site being evidence of that.
My main programming language of choice is Java and C#, as I'm most proficient at those. I'm also experienced with engines such as Unity and Unreal Engine 4, as part of games and VR development.
After graduating in August 2019, IBM is where I've gained many skills, and allowed me to expand what I know from university and my internships. During my time here, I have taken part in what's known as the rotation scheme, allowing me to spend time in multiple teams of different fields, to gain broader knowledge of the industry. Overall, my development work was for the Netcool project in IBM, a high priority product for the company.
Completed a 12-week software engineer internship, where I worked on a client-based project. The project involved remaking a pre-existing system, maintaining functionality but becoming much more efficient and maintainable.
After undertaking NCS’ The Challenge at the end of my school years, I reapplied on a similar NCS program as a staff member.
My degree at the University of Southampton has been the foundation of my learning, and the base of all my Computer Science knowledge. I completed my education top 10 within my cohort.
During my time, I was heavily involved in societies, mainly the Southampton University Mixed Martial Arts (SUMMA) Society. I mainly practise Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai. More related to Computer Science, I've taken part in Hackathons extremely frequently.
As a STEM Ambassador, I also took part in teaching children in primary schools how to code, as part of the CodePlus programme, run by the University. In this role, I would teach a large group of 8 - 11 year olds the basics of programming and Computer Science, as a class lead.
Created in Unity, Kaiju is a game designed for the HTC Vive, featuring Artificial Intelligence, Cell Fracturing and Physics interactions. Play as a monster the size of a skyscraper and have fun destroying the city, by any means necessary!
View ProjectProject Fluid is a personal project, that seeks to create a game with relatively polished mechanics and build. It is a parkour based 3D platformer and has complex systems contained, including multiplayer implementation, complex UI and menues, and an overall focus on quality.
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In C#, this modding project is the significant extension mod for the Gorn Modding community. This overrides the enemies current pathfinding method of moving in a straight line to the player, to an A* implementation using NavMeshes. This opens up possibilities of custom maps and behaviour.
Gorn is a Virtual Reality game, developed by Freelives. It's a gladiator game, where you fight other gladiators in an arena. Best described as a power trip.
In C#, this modding project is the significant template for the Gorn Modding community. After a long time of being unable to create two handed weapons, this template allows developers to add their own Two Handed weapons into the game! This template was released for all developers to use, for free.
Gorn is a Virtual Reality game, developed by Freelives. It's a gladiator game, where you fight other gladiators in an arena. Best described as a power trip.
When immersed in Virtual Reality, the user is restricted to the physical limits of their room, and since games are usually larger than the confines of a small room area, different movement methods must be implemented to expand the virtual world for the user. However, it is not agreed on what the standard method for movement is. The aim of this project is to create a technical demonstration which explores different movement methods in VR, along with their affects on users, such as motion sickness and enjoyment.
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During Summer of 2018, I took part in HackXLR8 2018. This was a Hackathon Event hosted by Digi.Me, focused on creating applications that use your personal data in an ethical way. My team won the Hackathon, bagging us a £2000 prize and interest to turn the application into a potential startup.
The application made was a Fitness application focused around making exercise more accessible for people with disabilities, by using data such as what medication they took and illnesses they had.