I'm a medical student with a passion for building digital tools that make a difference. My journey bridges three worlds: the analytical precision of pharmaceutical chemistry, the empathy and problem-solving required in medicine, and the creativity and utility of software development.
I believe that technology, when thoughtfully designed, can enhance human capabilities rather than replace them. My work focuses on creating tools that help medical students learn more effectively, and for planners to organise more efficiently. I hope to engage more closely with the NHS to develop tools and conduct research that benefits patient care and empowers clinicians.
With deep proficiency in AI tools and a solid understanding of AI systems architecture, I bring a unique perspective to medical AI research. I actively work with large language models, machine learning frameworks, and AI-assisted development workflows—bridging the gap between cutting-edge AI capabilities and real-world clinical applications. I'm particularly interested in collaborating on research that explores how AI can augment clinical decision-making, streamline healthcare workflows, and ultimately improve patient outcomes.
Philosophy
Medicine Meets Code
The practice of medicine and the art of programming share common threads: attention to detail, systematic thinking, and a deep desire to solve problems. I bring the clinical mindset to my development work—always considering the human at the other end.
Building for Impact
Every project I undertake is driven by a simple question: How can this help? Whether it's helping medical students track their progress or creating tools that visualize complex data, I aim to build things that matter.
Skills & Expertise
Medical
- Clinical Medicine
- Medical Education
- Patient Care
- Research
Development
- React/Next.js
- TypeScript
- Python
- AI/ML Integration
Research
- Medical AI
- EdTech
- Ophthalmology
- Clinical Studies
Background
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- First Class Honours
- QMUL
Interests
- Ophthalmology
- Productivity
- Open Source
- Teaching
The Journey
First Code
Started learning Python, GML (GameMaker Language), and C# for Unity—driven by a passion for game development and the desire to bring creative ideas to life through code.
BSc Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Began studying Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Queen Mary's University of London. This chemistry-focused degree provided a strong foundation in analytical thinking and molecular science.
Graduate Entry Medicine
Achieved First Class Honours and transitioned to the 4-year Graduate Entry Medicine program at the University of Southampton. Projected graduation in 2027.
MedTracker Launch
Released MedTracker—a UKMLA-based medical education tracker providing a ticklist version of the UKMLA content map.
BlockOut, Labs & Binder
Launched BlockOut and Syncratic Labs in early Q1 2026. Released Binder in Late Q1 2026—a unified note-taking and AI integrated HTML display suite combining personal notebooks, wikis, and ringbinder functionality for storing and serving HTML files.
First Code
Started learning Python, GML (GameMaker Language), and C# for Unity—driven by a passion for game development and the desire to bring creative ideas to life through code.
BSc Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Began studying Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Queen Mary's University of London. This chemistry-focused degree (with pharmaceutical specialisation in later years) provided a strong foundation in analytical thinking and molecular science—skills that translate remarkably well to both medicine and software architecture.
Graduate Entry Medicine
Achieved First Class Honours in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and immediately transitioned to the 4-year Graduate Entry Medicine program at the University of Southampton. Projected graduation in 2027.
MedTracker Launch
Released MedTracker in Q3 2025—a UKMLA-based medical education tracker that provides a ticklist version of the UKMLA content map, born from my own need to systematically track and organise my medical knowledge.
BlockOut, Labs & Binder
Launched BlockOut and Syncratic Labs in early Q1 2026. Released Binder in Late Q1 2026—a unified note-taking and AI integrated HTML display suite combining personal notebooks, wikis, and ringbinder functionality for storing and serving HTML files.