2021: Begin a PhD at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) for robotics research
2021: Graduated from the University of Cambridge (Master of Engineering). Top 10th percentile.
2017 – 2021: Academic performance – Class I (top grad) for all years at university.
2020: Research published in peer-reviewed journal (RA-L) and presented at an international conference (ICRA)
2017 – Now: RoboCupJunior Rescue International Technical Committee (2020 – 2021 chair)
2017 – 2021: Established a student led robotics society – project lead, former president, committee
2010 – 2015: Won 6 world competition medals (including 1st place) out of 7 international competitions in RoboCupJunior and World Robot Olympiad

Ever since being introduced to Lego Mindstorms in primary school, robotics has been my obsession and interest. Throughout middle and high school, I participated for 6 years in two junior robotics competitions for autonomous robots.

During 2017 to 2021 I studied information engineering at the University of Cambridge and have been involved in a variety of robotics and engineering projects from the technical and a managerial perspective. Out of projects, I have been involved in research opportunities in the university, and an active committee member of the RoboCupJunior Rescue League.

In my PhD at EPFL I will be conducting research on cutting edge robotic hardware targeted at robot hands. My ultimate life goal is to incorporate robotic systems into society (as cognitive and physical assistance/partners) – and I aim to achieve this through a robotics researcher both in and out of academia.