A second-year Computer Science student at Birmingham City University who builds real things, not just assignments. I love working in teams, solving hard problems, and shipping projects that actually work.
I don't just study. I build. From web apps to system tools, I learn best by actually making things and seeing them work.
I've led teams under pressure and contributed to projects that ship. I believe the best results come from people who communicate well and take ownership.
Whether it's a university project or real client work, I care about quality, clean code, good UX, and results that actually hold up.
I'm a second-year Computer Science student at Birmingham City University, and I've been building things with code since my foundation year. What I love most is the point where something just works. When the logic clicks, the interface feels right, and the problem is actually solved.
I have experience across the full stack: frontend interfaces in React and vanilla JS, backend logic in Python and Java, database work in SQL, and a solid understanding of networking, operating systems, and security fundamentals from my modules. I'm equally comfortable working solo or in a team, and I genuinely enjoy the collaborative side of development.
Outside of code, I'm someone who pays attention to design, takes feedback seriously, and is always looking to improve. I want to work on projects that matter and with people who care about what they build.
Worked on real client projects as part of BCU's Innovation Labs programme, contributing to web development, UI design, and the migration of an existing site to React. Gained experience with real workflows, stakeholder requirements, and professional delivery standards.
Led a team project during BCU's Innovation Fest, taking responsibility for both the technical direction and the team's output. We placed 2nd out of all competing teams! A result that came from strong collaboration, clear communication, and everyone delivering under pressure.
A mix of frontend, backend, systems knowledge, and the tooling that ties it all together.
Built as part of the Innovation Labs @ BCU programme, real client, real brief, real deadlines. I developed responsive web pages using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, designed clean UI layouts for workshops, sessions, and partner pages, and contributed to improving the overall user experience. Currently migrating the site to React for scalability and modern component-based development.
An interactive language learning application built with React and Next.js. I focused on component-based architecture, client-side routing, and state management to create a smooth, engaging experience that actually felt like using the real thing.
A clean, responsive task management app built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Users can add, delete, and manage tasks with an interface that stays out of the way and just works.
A browser-based recreation of Wordle in vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I implemented the letter validation logic, colour feedback system, and keyboard interaction from scratch. A project that was really good for pushing algorithmic thinking.
A modern, polished Netflix-style interface designed in Figma, focusing on layout, visual hierarchy, and user experience. The development phase is currently in progress, and translating the design into a working React app.
Led a team to 2nd place in BCU's Innovation Fest competition, combining technical delivery with strong team coordination and presenting our project to a panel of judges.
Contributed to real client projects as a Software Engineer at BCU's Innovation Labs, working to professional standards on live web development work.
Built and deployed full stack applications across multiple modules and personal projects, demonstrating both frontend and backend capabilities with real outcomes.
Completed hands-on labs in network security, IAM vulnerabilities, and cloud misconfigurations as part of the CMP5329 Cyber Security module at BCU.
A selection of certifications and technical courses that have helped me strengthen my skills in cyber security, networking, Linux, and Python.
Covered authentication, token-based security, and modern access control concepts used in secure systems.
Focused on role-based access control, security weaknesses, and how broken access rules can lead to vulnerabilities.
Explored common cloud security mistakes, misconfigurations, and how they can expose systems and sensitive data.
Strengthened Linux command-line skills, file system navigation, and practical terminal usage for technical work.
Introduced Kali Linux tools and practical security workflows used in network and system testing.
Covered packet capture, protocol inspection, and network traffic analysis using Wireshark.
Focused on reconnaissance, service discovery, and practical port scanning techniques using Nmap.
Improved Python programming and problem-solving skills through structured practical learning.
Covered core Internet of Things concepts, connected devices, and the basics of smart systems and networking.
Whether you're a recruiter, a potential collaborator, or just want to say hi. I'd love to hear from you. I'm currently looking for placements, internships, and part-time roles where I can contribute and keep growing.
Thanks for reaching out. I'll get back to you as soon as I can