I’m a freelance developer based in Paris, with 6+ years of experience across different problem domains — from health to academia, from web apps to proof-of-concepts.
I care about building software that’s useful and generally has a positive social good.
Available to discuss new projects.
After graduating in 2019 from University of Leeds with a First-Class honours in Computer Science, I spent three years at Answer Digital, starting as a Java developer before gradually moving toward Node.js and full-stack JavaScript. I worked on a variety of projects in the health sector, from web-apps to data retrieval and reporting tools.
Since moving to Paris, I’ve continued as a freelance developer, collaborating with start-ups, co-ops, and charities on projects ranging from academic publishing platforms and charity web-shops to semantic web experiments involving dataspace connectors. Alongside my freelance work, I’ve been a network member of Code-Operative (a UK-based tech co-op) and HappyDev (a French collective of freelance developers), both have now sadly wrapped up their endeavors. I am now an active member of SEPHEO — an evolving mutual society for freelancers.
I’m comfortable working across the stack, from frontend interfaces to backend systems and APIs. I enjoy learning new tools when they’re a good fit, but my focus is always on keeping things practical and reliable. Most of all, I’m drawn to work that serves people and communities, whether that’s through open-source, co-ops, or socially-driven initiatives.
(at a glance)
A cross-section of tools and technologies I’ve worked with in recent years, ordered roughly by relevance and frequency. Not exhaustive — see projects for applied examples.
Contributing to an EU-commissioned Dataspaces project, focused on EDC-Connectors.
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