As part of Young Enterprise’s No Time Like The Future report, which aims to detail the successes of entrepreneurs across the UK, I was very proud to be highlighted as one of six Young Talents of 2020.

In Young Enterprise’s own words, No Time Like The Future is about unleashing the amazing potential of the next generation by giving them the power to believe in themselves and discover those opportunities they didn’t know existed. Their report aims to launch this campaign by highlighting influential entrepreneurial figures such as Steph McGovern, Monzo Co-Founder Tom Blomfield and Chief Cashier of the Bank of England, Sarah John, alongside myself as one of six Young Talents of 2020.

You can read the full report here.

Awarded prize for highest dissertation result of any Computer Science student for developing a product described by a senior professor as the closest to a marketable product that he had ever seen

Employed a rigorous agile methodology to build an Android app designed to rapidly speed up connecting with new people by consistently exposing the unique communication technology to users

Awarded academic prize for launching and leading free coding classes to over 300 students

Designed, produced and edited a fast-paced, upbeat, 60-second video capturing what it meant to travel, study and intern

Won a worldwide internship competition with the top prize being a once in a lifetime set of tech seminars, networking events and career support in the U.S, collectively worth over $13,000

Entered with two lifelong friends, we were able to call upon the wide range of opportunities they have had whilst at university so far, including successfully pitching for investment for a new app and teaching over 200 fellow students how to code

See the winning video

Won first prize in Exeter University’s largest hackathon, EXHACK

Created the fresh food delivery service bitebox over three days

Single-handedly created website for company from scratch

Awarded Royal Grammar School Guildford’s Advanced Level Prize for Product Design. The prize was awarded having achieved the highest grade in the year for Product Design by designing and building a unique automatic cat food dispenser

Utilised PCB programming via Python, CAD and 3D printing