About
I'm a software engineer who enjoys working on complex technical challenges across medical technology systems, mobile robotics, and high-performance applications. I focus on writing clean code, collaborating effectively with teams, and delivering results.
Experience
- I contributed to the successful launch of eMED2.
- Involved in overhauling and refactoring legacy code in the codebase, addressing security concerns that needed attention.
- Made extensive updates to eMED's external loan applet, improving its functionality and reliability.
- My work includes both maintaining existing systems and implementing new features as the platform continues to evolve.
- Implemented and initialised a Vaultwarden password server that is utilised by the Medical Technology and Physics team and authored a step-by-step README with all commands and verification steps to enable reproducible, secure deployments.
- I worked with the team on front-end components for the new NMHS eMED system, which is an internal web platform for managing medical equipment and staff.
- Reviewed and tested code from other team members through Git pull requests and handled merging approved branches into the main development branch.
- Contributed to smaller Med Tech projects, including research and development work on an in-house CPR Training Device.
- I oversaw operations and coordinated instructor schedules in scenarios where flexibility and improvisation were required.
- I taught water safety and survival skills to students of various ages, along with squad swimming exercises.
Education
Relevant coursework: Cloud Computing, Digital System Design, Machine Learning, NLP, Project Management.
Relevant coursework: Web Dev, Computer Networks, Data Structures, Embedded Systems, OOP.
Projects
Built a modular, containerised ROS2 architecture integrating video captioning, prompt management and command execution for LLM-based robot control.
More of my projects can be found over at my GitHub: github.com
My research contributions can be viewed over at ORCID: orcid.org