ENGINEER.
CRAFTSMAN.
TEAM PLAYER.
Most engineers write code. I help build systems.
After 6+ years shipping products at scale - from payment integrations across UK, DE and ES markets to an NHS genomic medicine platform used by clinicians - I've learned that the best technical decisions come from people who understand both the architecture and the user at the end of it.
I specialise in API-driven solutions and solution architecture, but what I'm really doing is translating complexity: between engineering and product, between technical teams and business stakeholders, between what's been asked for and what's actually needed. That's where I've found the most value - and where I've delivered it, including $8M in projected business value and a 58% reduction in customer care calls.
I care as much about the people I build with as the products we build. The best codebases are the ones where the next engineer thanks you for leaving it better than you found it.
Philosophy
Build systems that outlast the sprint. Ship products users actually need. Leave the codebase better than you found it. If an item improves user experience, it's ready to be shipped.
Strengths
Full-stack architecture, API design, team mentorship, product thinking, incident response
Currently
Working at IBM as a Senior Tech Consultant.
Recognition
IBM · 2025
Client & Partner Success Award
For supporting the wider team on pre-authorisation delivery as Tech Lead, plus client recognition for work across pre-auth and a large US code merge.
IBM · 2025
Entrepreneur Award
For ongoing contributions to bp pulse, including improving start-charge success likelihood by 30% through initiative and technical ownership.
IBM · 2023
Growth Award
For stepping up as squad lead to drive a major milestone release of the bp pulse national EV charging app in the UK, while also leading the charge-first-time reliability project.
Off the Clock
Football
Sunday league player, weekday (pretend) analyst. Football taught me pain.
Golf
Perpetually trying to break 85. Golf is humbling - I have a love/hate relationship with it.
Cooking
The kitchen is where I decompress. Precision, timing, iteration - some would say it maps perfectly to engineering.
Training
Consistent training habits is important to me and my health.