I’m a Computer Engineering student who likes building things people actually need. As co-founder of CrawlSpace, I turn customer conversations and messy problems into real products, from first idea to launch.
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scroll — the work's down here ↓CrawlSpace builds AI-powered and custom software solutions for small businesses. I lead sales, customer discovery, and product strategy, working directly with owners to turn operational pain points into useful software features.
A remote sensor system for possum traps used by conservation teams and farmers in New Zealand. Trap-mounted sensors and wireless alerts identify triggered traps without manually checking every site, helping users plan collection and reset trips more efficiently.
A working prototype that helps migrants verify whether an immigration adviser holds a valid licence before paying for services. The project aimed to reduce scams involving unlicensed advisers, fake job offers, and misleading immigration promises.
A working prototype of an AI productivity assistant designed to automate repetitive workflows and reduce the administrative and mental workload on small-business owners. Key features included Voice-to-Invoice and a Mental Load Meter for overdue invoices, unfinished tasks, and rising workload pressure.
There's a fifth build here — one line of swagger, the plain description, role, stack, and a preview image, in the same shape as the others.
The stuff that doesn't go on a CV but explains most of how I work: teams, early mornings, and a playlist with no business being this good.
I regularly play badminton, basketball and football, and enjoy each for the different challenges they bring. Sport has taught me the importance of teamwork, communication, discipline and staying composed under pressure. Whether I’m working with a team or competing individually, I enjoy pushing myself, learning from others and continually improving.
General Executive at UCISA, helping turn ideas into events people actually wanted to show up to. I worked with the team to organise events, stayed in touch with sponsors, helped coordinate volunteers and jumped in wherever things needed to get done.
Internships, grad roles, contract work, or someone who just wants a second opinion on a PCB layout — all welcome. I answer everything within a day.
Based in Christchurch, studying Computer Engineering at the University of Canterbury and graduating in 2028. I enjoy building practical solutions to real-world problems, from hardware systems to AI-powered software.
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