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A work in progress / 2024–2026
A few milestones from the last few years. Some are technical, some involve people, and one involves running 21 km in a cow costume.
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A British Physics Olympiad Gold Award and an Industrial Cadets Gold project with GE Vernova. Our team designed a variable wooden insert for a copper-annealing process, wrote a 23-page report and presented the proposal to managing directors.
I arrived to study Physics with Theoretical Physics. This Polaroid is from that first day: a small reminder of where the next part began.
Programming in the AI team alongside a role as EDI Lead, learning how individual contributions fit inside a Formula Student engineering team.
Becoming an Outreach Ambassador led to 20+ campus tours and later helping co-organise Beginning at Bath, a programme I had first attended myself.
Volunteering at Bath City Football Club as part of a team that helped wrap 5,000+ Christmas presents for children in Ukraine. The event involved Friends of Oleksandriya and the University of Bath.
I ran the Bath Half in a cow costume for Student Minds, raising more than £200. A very different kind of challenge from a problem sheet.
50+ hours of professional development, with collaboration, leadership, professionalism and resilience at the centre of the programme.
Working with colleagues to review research-impact evidence, build a Python and locally hosted Gemma 3 workflow, and turn it into structured outputs and training resources.
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Visiting CERN after my research-impact internship: a chance to explore my interest in physics outside the course.
Founder and Chair, leading an eight-person committee. Around 50 members, and 70+ people at the first social: the practical work of turning an idea into a community.
Explore this storyBuilding the Monte Carlo Option Pricing & Risk Engine: analytical benchmarks, antithetic sampling, Greeks and reproducible convergence studies, supported by 59 automated tests.
Explore this storyLeading a six-person team to first place among 40 teams, working through four challenge scenarios with people I had only just met.
Attending The 93% Club’s event in London, continuing my interest in access to networks, professional spaces and opportunities to contribute.
Moving to a programme that brings my interests in theoretical physics and quantitative finance closer together. Elected Academic Representative for the course and a member of SUmmit.
A qualified SUTL judge at around six competitions. Scottish Open results include second in Elite Double Mini, third in Elite Trampoline and sixth in Elite Synchro.
Completed the initial round of IYMC and received a commendation for my submission.
I’m a qualified Bath Marrow volunteer, working at donor-recruitment stands and helping people sign up to the Anthony Nolan stem cell register.
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