I'm a Computer Science graduate in London who builds small honest software, represents colleagues as a union rep, and thinks Demon Slayer is genuinely underrated.
First Class BSc from UEL, May 2026. I'm focused on GRC and cybersecurity — governance, risk, compliance, the layer where policy meets engineering. Currently studying CompTIA Security+ and working through ISO 27001 and NIST CSF on the side.
A pixel-art narrative game that teaches CompTIA Security+ SY0-701. Covers threats, risk management, cryptography, and network security through short lessons and hand-built minigames — because flashcards shouldn't be the most interesting study tool we have.
Press a hotkey, speak, transcript lands in the focused app. Runs locally via bundled whisper.cpp — no account, no subscription, no telemetry. Designed with privacy-by-default principles aligned with GDPR and data minimisation. MIT open source.
BSc dissertation project. Integrates Plaid, OpenAI, and Appwrite to build a regulated Open Banking dashboard with AI-powered spending analysis. Navigated PSD2 compliance, data privacy obligations, and third-party API security throughout the build.
WebRTC audio routing between two browsers. Opus HD or lossless PCM. No install, no backend, no cloud. A weekend build that turned into a reliable little utility.
Represent colleagues in grievance, disciplinary & H&S cases. Completed Usdaw-accredited training in employment law and data protection (GDPR). Grew store union membership +22% through structured inductions. Attended regional Sainsbury's Consultative Meetings alongside union officers.
Supported Measure 25 compliance audits, RSD visits, and age-restricted sales policy enforcement. Multiple Love It Awards. This is where I learnt that compliance is mostly about paying attention.
Dissertation: AI-Augmented Open Banking Platform for Personalised Loyalty and Financial Insight (Cosmico). Modules included Network Security, Ethical Hacking, Software Engineering, and Advanced Topics in CS.
One-to-one and group mentoring for first-year CS students. Coursework, study strategy, presentation skills, CV development — and a lot of "wait, which job title actually does the thing you want to do?" conversations.
Right before moving to London. Represented an international student cohort, ran awareness sessions, and figured out how to talk to a crowd without losing my place.
I grew up taking things apart to see what was inside, and I never really grew out of it — just swapped the screwdriver for a terminal.
I moved from India to London for university in 2023. Since then I've been quietly assembling a strange but coherent life — a retail job, a union role, a mentoring gig, some software projects on the side, and a Computer Science degree holding it all together.
I'm drawn to cybersecurity, especially the GRC side — policy, controls, risk, the bits where the human and the machine have to agree on the rules. It rhymes with the union rep work, which is funny.
Outside all that, I like making small tools that respect the person using them — no tracking, no dark patterns, no "we've updated our terms" emails. If you use Voxlit or Patchbay, no server of mine knows about it.
I like meeting people who care about the thing they're working on. Drop me a line about a role, a project, a book recommendation, or just to say something nice about Voxlit. I reply to almost everything.