Docking Drone

A drone that self-docks to its charging station using a magnetic hinge built into the dock.

building rockets for Eirspace,
the docking drone is on the bench, and a
DIY WiFi Pineapple and
application sharer
A roughly-chronological transcript of teams I've been on, programmes I've gotten into, and benches I've spent too many hours at. Most recent up top.
Worked as an AI development intern, contributing to innovative projects that combined artificial intelligence with social impact initiatives.
Selected for a prestigious programme that granted access to a Web Summit chairperson ticket worth €25,000. The scholarship gives unparalleled access to global tech leaders and innovative startups.
Studied Engineering at one of Ireland's leading universities, splitting time between coursework, the workshop, and whatever side-project was eating my evenings.
TY work experience — explored multiple fields of work and different working styles across a week-long programme.
TY work experience — learned technical and computing skills while shadowing and working alongside the IT team.
A scrapbook of things I've built, broken, abandoned, or stubbornly finished — software, hardware, and a few in between. Pictures coming soon.

Rocketry program where we build rockets to compete in EUROK. Yes, it really is rocket science!

A drone that self-docks to its charging station using a magnetic hinge built into the dock.

A homemade take on the WiFi Pineapple — a wireless-network auditing rig for hands-on, authorised penetration testing and security research.
A tool for sharing applications across devices — early days on the bench, more details coming soon.

Designing and manufacturing a cart that is meant to run on abandoned Irish train lines.

A statistical arbitrage strategy that trades the mean-reverting spread between AAPL and SPY, backtested on historical price data.

HIPAA-secured heart monitoring app with Apple Watch sync — heart rate, HRV, steps, sleep, and AI-powered heart failure risk insights.

Working on a student F1 car for Formula Student competition, pushing the boundaries of automotive engineering.

A Leaving cert exam question tutor that utilises AI to teach you every step of every problem.

A React Native and Expo app for learning Braille, supported by hardware prototypes built with Arduino and Solidworks for tactile feedback.

Built a partially functional jet engine from hairdryer scrap parts, exploring fundamental physics and engineering principles through hands-on experimentation.

An AI-powered web platform that simplifies international relocation by handling all the complex paperwork and documentation requirements.

A cloud-based IDE that transforms SolidWorks files into STEP format, enabling seamless editing and collaboration in the cloud.

Competed in Vex robotics as part of the Institute of Education robotics team, designing and building competitive robots.

Winner of best engineered solution at the annual Dukes Schools Engineering competition, representing The Institute of Education internationally in London.

Conceptualized an innovative energy-generating speed breaker design that harnesses kinetic energy from vehicles.

Designed and modeled a signing glove that helps deaf people learn sign language, combining technology with accessibility.

Won most creative design award with Eco Lotus, a sustainable design solution that combines innovation with environmental consciousness.

Designed and modeled a complete V6 engine with guidance from Alex's Engineering on YouTube, mastering the intricate complexities of SolidWorks.

An event planning assistance app that simplifies organising and managing events.