Built to
Design.
Automotive Engineering graduate (BSc), having completed my thesis internship at Hyster-Yale with an 8. I enjoy solving engineering problems that require both analytical thinking and practical execution, combining design, simulation, and manufacturing to develop solutions that work outside the CAD model.
Ideas need
hands.
I've never been the type to stay in the simulation; I like seeing my designs come to life, from carbon-fibre parts for Formula Student to quick prototypes that test an idea before it's final. I work part-time as a classic car mechanic to work with my hands — because nothing teaches you how things actually work like having to fix them when they break.
Moving
forward.
Outside of engineering, I spend much of my time running, cycling, swimming, and strength training. After finishing the Rome Marathon, I'm now training for a full-distance triathlon. I enjoy activities that require consistency, discipline, and long-term progression—qualities that also influence the way I approach engineering projects. Being the end user of sports equipment myself is a big part of why I want to engineer it.
Who I
actually am.
The parts that don't show up on a CV — but probably tell you more than the rest of this page.
Let's
Connect.
Open to opportunities at the intersection of engineering, sports, and human performance. If something on this page resonated — let's talk.