About Me

I am a final year Software Engineering student at the University of Sheffield, UK. My dissertation project, ClimaFever, aims at researching how climate change affects the hay fever sufferers. The project includes building an iOS application, as well as a complementary website. The modules I have chosen for my final year cover topics such as text processing, bioinspired computing, software testing, software re-engineering, cyber security and forensics and others. I am currently working as an undergraduate computer science demonstrator, and I provide technical support to students who take software engineering and web design modules. I am also mentoring over 120 students who live in university residences.

As part of my course at University, I have studied various subjects, such as artificial intelligence, human-machine interaction, robotics, functional programming, algorithms, data structures, computer architecture and networks, automata, computation, complexity and more.

I have experience in software development, both at and outside University, including working with clients, capturing requirements and teamwork in a competitive environment, object-oriented programming, and web development. I did my placement year with GE Aviation System in Cheltenham. My main responsibilities were software development in C#, developing new features, bug fixing and verification.

Apart from programming, I have experience in music production, graphic design, and desktop publishing. I am an easy-going person, always looking for opportunities to try new things, visit new places and meet new people.