Computer science graduate researching network-on-chip with faculty at the University of Manchester.
Too late to take the hardware modules he wanted, he wrote to Manchester faculty himself and joined their research on dynamic routing for network-on-chip. He graduated in 2026 with First Class Honours in Computer Science.

Recorded in Boston, Cambridge, just after he graduated: how a late start in hardware turned into five projects and faculty research at Manchester.
“Most people would stop. ‘Oh, it’s too late.’ However, I’m the kind of person — if I want something, I’m gonna go after it.”
“If I have a question, I’m not gonna be shy. I’m gonna keep trying, keep asking.”
“As long as you shoot for the stars, you’re gonna reach somewhere in the region that you wanna be.”
Two projects on campus in August 2026: the Amazon Project and the Novo Nordisk Project.




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