Backend engineer London → the Bay Area
I build backends for a living and programming languages for fun. Rust, Go, and whatever else is worth learning next.
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An iOS running app built on Apple Health. It turns runs into routes, splits, streaks, records, and deep training analytics, all computed on the device. This is the one I’m building at the moment.
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After three years shipping software in London, I’m off to start a Master’s in Engineering Management.
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A C-like language of my own design, written in Rust. Working through the parser before the bytecode VM.
See it on GitHubAfter three years as a software engineer in London, I have learnt that the job is about much more than writing code. Now, I am leaving for the San Francisco Bay Area to start a Master's in Engineering Management.
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Read more →A running app for iOS, built on Apple Health.
Orion reads your runs straight from HealthKit and turns them into routes, splits, streaks, records, and training analytics — VO₂max trends, training load, heart rate zones, cadence, and a map that renders where you run as a heat corridor. Everything is computed and stored on the device.
A video library viewer and compression app for iOS
A vibe coded iOS app built over a couple of day. It’s a video library viewer which allows compression of videos without losing metadata. Built to help clean up space in iPhone.
A browser playground for an interpreter I built after reading Crafting Interpreters.
An online REPL for my Java implementation of Lox, with an in-browser editor, runnable examples, and built-in language docs.