I'm Oliver, a final-year undergraduate Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence student at the University of Nottingham.
Within Computer Science, I'm particularly interested in networks, natural language processing and infrastructure optimisation; you'll usually find me usually working on projects that apply practical solutions to genuine problems. I love learning new tech stacks and programming languages, plus natural languages (including French and Italian). I also enjoy studying and learning about humanities, including physical, human and political geography, history, and creative writing.
You may have used my Cheat Sheets if you've studied GCSEs or A Levels! I'm active in education, research and programming communities and discussions online, too.
Additionally, I love statistics and being fully transparent in what I do. You can see granular information about my coding habits, which languages I use and more below.
Some of my highlights so far include: researching the future potential of generative AI, discussing AI with Cambridge University researchers for hours, creating an app to help patients receive medical care, authoring a range of resources that thousands of students use regularly... and more! Check out my portfolio site.
If you'd like to know more about what I do, feel free to browse my LinkedIn page.
