I'm a Master's student in AI at the University of Manchester, currently trying to convince computers to do my bidding through Python.

• 🎓 Studying AI/ML at University of Manchester (graduating July 2026)
• 🤖 Building AI systems that sometimes work on the first try (rare but it happens)
• 💼 Looking for AI Engineer roles starting July 2026
• 🔬 Previous life: Published research on 3D reconstruction, interned at FLSmidth and AIcade

Languages: Python (my main squeeze), JavaScript, TypeScript, C++

AI/ML: TensorFlow, PyTorch, LangChain, OpenAI APIs

Backend: FastAPI, Node.js, Flask

Databases: MongoDB, PostgreSQL

Tools: Docker, Git, AWS, Google Cloud

AI-powered screenshot & content manager with GPT-4 Vision, semantic search, and auto-transcription. Because remembering where you saved that one important screenshot is overrated. Includes a React Native mobile app that's ready for app stores.

Built a knowledge graph system that connects dots better than I connect with people at parties

Event-driven order processing system with distributed transactions. Because sometimes you need to orchestrate chaos across microservices.

Full-scale data analytics platform with ETL pipelines, ML models, and dashboards. GitHub gave it a random name, I gave it purpose.

Multi-strategy backtesting system with portfolio optimization and ML-based strategies. Disclaimer: Past performance doesn't guarantee future returns (but cool code does guarantee fun).

• Advanced LangChain patterns (because one chain is never enough)
• Cloud architecture (trying to avoid the "works on my machine" problem)
• MLOps (making models that actually work in production)

• I automate boring tasks faster than I can explain how
• My code has two states: "doesn't work" and "don't touch it, it finally works"
• I once spent 3 hours debugging only to find I forgot to save the file
• I name my projects after vegetables when GitHub suggests them (looking at you, automatic-broccoli)

"Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it's bad." – Cory House

"My code? It works. How? No idea. Don't ask." – Me