Graduate Software Engineer.
Last year I graduated from Durham University in Natural Sciences, completing modules in Computer Science, Mathematics, Philosophy and Physics. I capitalised on my natural curiosity and developed my problem-solving, analytical and statistical skills.
After graduating, to bridge the gap between technical knowledge and practical software engineering experience, I enrolled at the School of Code. Rapidly learning new frameworks and applying them in hackathons and projects, alongside working in agile teams to create real-world solutions for stakeholders has provided a unique advantage over other graduates.
I am now looking to leverage my skills and experience to create meaningful solutions for businesses and consumers.
Develop 2 basic and 2 enhanced Python algorithms to solve the travelling salesman problem – finding the shortest path visiting every city given a list of cities and distances.
Develop and assess a Python machine learning model approximating a subject’s illegal drug use based on personal information in a team of 3.
Consumers do not have easy access to sustainability information about their clothing.
Eslando create digital product passports which store and share a product’s sustainability information using QR codes. We have built a front-end application which consumers are brought to after scanning one of these QR codes.
Please scan the QR code to see an example:
As a Spotify user, I find my playlists become too large to manage easily. I wanted a tool which let me filter my playlists by a given set of genres, and create sub-playlists using these filters.
I am creating a web application which allows the user to select one of their Spotify playlists, filter it by genre and create a sub-playlist
I have always enjoyed solving Sudoku puzzles and wanted to test my problem-solving skills and algorithmic thinking.
I created an application which retrieves a Sudoku puzzle from the Dosuku API and solves it using a brute force algorithm.