About Me

I'm from Milton Keynes, UK (where the computer was first prototyped - thanks Mr. Turing), my family moved to the U.S. in 2009, when I was 3 years old. As a kid I would flip-flop between interests all the time, I could never settle on what I wanted to do for the month - let alone what career I wanted to pursue. It wasn't until I was ~10 years old when I fixed my family's Mrs. Pacman arcade machine with a script I found online; introducing me to how cool technology could be.

Most of my work has been in novel security computing - mainly building measures to combat deepfakes in the age of photorealistic image generation.

I'm currently a software engineering intern at DRACO, and contributing to projects at ACM@UCF. I'm doing my best to build, and contribute to, meaningful software.

In my free time I watch films (Maya Deren, David Lynch, Agnes Varda, Todd Solondz, are some of my favorite directors) and explore architecture around the world. I like reading about urban planning, Whodunits, and the history of random fields. I also tend to a growing collection of side projects.