Information is the starting material. Its structure shapes what can be understood.
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Built data pipelines and analytical tooling across three concurrent projects, including a certification database and a desktop application for field use.
The context +
The work connected information processing with usable tools. A database and a field application ask different questions of an engineer, but both depend on making information understandable and available where it is needed.
WHERE THE ATTENTION GOES
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Data pipelines
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Certification database
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Desktop application for field use
From raw information to something a person can use.
East London / Volunteer · Technology & Communications
Stepney Shahjalal Mosque & Cultural Centre
Technology in service of people.
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The people using a system give it purpose. Their needs are the starting point.
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Longstanding involvement building and maintaining systems for fundraising, governance documentation, and design.
The context +
Community technology lives alongside communication and day-to-day organisation. Maintaining the systems matters as much as creating them: people need information they can find, documentation they can use, and design that helps them understand.
A useful starting point: understand the problem before choosing the tool.
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A First Class Computer Science degree from Brunel University London: the foundation beneath the software, data, and systems work that followed.
The context +
Computer Science provides a way to reason about systems as well as build them. That foundation connects the disciplines here: understanding a problem, breaking it into useful parts, and making the relationships between those parts clear.