👋 I created this page to connect with you on a more personal level. While showcasing my technical projects is important, I also believe that who I am as a person matters just as much. After all, technical skills and enthusiasm alone don’t always make someone a great team member. I do my best work when I’m surrounded by people I enjoy working with — and I imagine you might feel the same! 🤝
💼 Since graduating, I’ve been working at a Wetherspoon pub to support myself financially without relying on my family. While I appreciate what this job has taught me — responsibility, pace, and resilience — it doesn’t quite feed my soul. That’s why I spend most of my spare time sharpening my SQL and Python skills and building projects to grow as a data analyst. 📈👨💻
📚 If you’ve looked at my CV, you might’ve wondered what a psychology graduate is doing with a master’s in computer science 🤔 Well, I’ve always been deeply curious about people. Even as a child, I was drawn to understanding complex emotions and behaviours. Psychology was a natural fit, and I have no regrets about that path. But when I graduated, I realised that one-on-one therapy wasn’t the best fit for me. I wanted to do something more collective, more impact-driven. 🌍
💡 Psychology and data analysis share a surprising amount in common.
📊 A therapist gathers data through conversation, interprets it using theory, and helps guide people. A data analyst? We gather, interpret, and provide insights to help people or organisations make better decisions. ✨
🌱 That’s why I’d be especially thrilled to work as a data analyst in the mental health space — a place where my values and skills genuinely align. That said, I’m also open to gaining experience in other domains 🌍. Every field has something valuable to teach, and I’m excited to grow wherever I land. 🚀