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I’ve always been the kid who wondered how things worked, especially anything involving electricity or light. That curiosity led me to become an electrical and electronics engineer, and now I spend my days in my own prototyping lab in London, working on exciting new hardware and software projects.

What I love most about engineering is that it’s actually super creative. Sure, there’s lots of technical stuff, but every project is like solving a puzzle or telling a story through technology. I work on all kinds of applications, from small gadgets to bigger systems that might change how we do things.

When I need a break from circuits and code, I’m probably writing (I love putting ideas into words), building something random with my hands, or getting lost in a good video game. I’m also that person who makes internet memes when I need a good laugh, sometimes the best ideas come when you’re just having fun! 😂

I’m always excited to learn something new, whether it’s a new software algorithm, a filmmaking technique, or just a cool fact about how the world works. After all, life’s too short to stick to just one thing.

In my prototyping lab in London 🏙️, I get to work on all sorts of exciting projects! One day I might be designing a small sensor that can detect changes in the air around us 🌬️, and the next day I could be building a system that helps different machines share information automatically 🤖💬.

I work with both commercial clients (businesses that want to create new products) 💼 and researchers (people studying new ways to solve problems) 🔬. This means I get to see my designs go from just an idea in my head 💡 to something real that people actually use! 🎯

A big part of my job involves using special computer programs to design circuits 🖥️, these are like the “roads” that electricity travels on inside devices ⚡🛣️. I can test everything virtually first, which is like playing a video game 🎮 where I get to see if my design works before spending time and money building it for real! ✅

I also do a lot of coding 👨‍💻, which means writing step-by-step instructions that tell devices what to do. For example, I might write code that tells a device “when you sense it’s getting dark outside, turn on the lights automatically” 🌙💡. It’s like teaching devices to be smart helpers! 🤖✨

The coolest part is seeing how my work connects to the internet 🌐 and other devices. I can create things that work together wirelessly 📶, like a smart home where your phone can talk to your lights 📱💡, which can talk to your heating system 🏠🔥. It’s all about making technology work better for people’s everyday lives! 😊

Every project teaches me something new, and that’s what keeps it exciting! 🚀💫

Every day is different, which I love! 🎢 Some mornings I wake up with a crazy idea and rush to my lab to try it out 💡⚡. I spend time experimenting with sensors and tiny computers (called microcontrollers or SBC’s) to see what cool things I can make 🤖✨.

When I get stuck on problems, I take breaks to write code 👨‍💻 or make memes about engineering life 😂. These breaks actually help me think of better solutions!

Afternoons are for documenting my work 📝, filming videos of my prototypes 🎥, or researching new tech online 🌐. The best days are when something I’ve worked on for months finally works perfectly, I definitely do a victory dance! 💃🎯

My brain never really switches off. I’m always looking at everyday objects and thinking “how could I make this smarter and better?” 🔍✨