My little corner of the web
An interactive curriculum vitae
I am currently working for Vector Software (now part of Vector Informatik) as a Developer. In this role I have gained experience in:
I am a Contributing Editor at Luxury Globe Media. I write reviews for restaurants, bars and hotels in and around London.
Here is a sample of the reviews I have written:
I am the editor and co-host for three podcasts hosted on my main website:
I did work for MR Solutions as a Pulse Sequence Developer. In that role I gained experience in:
I implemented the following MRI sequences:
I regularly provided customer support and implemented a support ticketing system. My customer support responsibilities included:
The Queen's Scout Award is the highest award a youth member can achieve in scouting and must be completed before your 25th birthday. The QSA requires you to fulfill requirements in the following sections:
I was a member of Manchester South Network for 3 years and 8 months.
I have completed over 200 Nights Away during my time in scouting.
I attended and helped run a week long camp at Rieneck Scout Castle, Germany for my International requirement.
I helped my scout group obtain their Faith activity badge for my Values requirement.
I completed my Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award to fulfill the Challenge requirement.
As ManSSAGO webmaster I have been responsible for updating the existing ManSSAGO website:
This involved:
I have also been responsible for the ManSSAGO Ball Event website:
This website allows each national event to create their own layout and CSS. My work on this site involved:
*The banner art, poster art and sidebar design were created by Hari. The ball badge design was created by Liz.
I spent 4 months aiding in the instruction of 2nd year undergraduates in physics lab skills.
I was responsible for:
I have a PhD in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) at The University of Manchester.
As part of my degree I have gained the following experience:
The studentship details are as follows:
I have held the following positions:
I am involved in the following societies:
I was the Scout Leader at 306th Manchester Scouts until September 2014 having restarted the Scout section with a new leadership team in September 2013.
As SL I have taken the scouts on the following camps:
I spent 4 months aiding in the instruction of 3rd year undergraduates in C++ object-oriented programming.
I was responsible for:
I also gained experience in using Visual Studio 2010.
I am the national treasurer in charge of organising accounts at a national level and approving accounts for national events.
As national treasurer I have overseen the following events:
I will also be responsible for overseeing the upcoming events:
As a member of the national executive committee I have attended the following events as outreach for SSAGO:
During my PhD I undertook a 5 month work placement at AstraZeneca, Alderley Park.
I was responsible for:
I was a member of The Institute of Physics from September 2012 - 2016.
I was a Student Member of the British Chapter of ISMRM from 2012-2014. I have been a Member since 2014.
I have attended the following conferences through BC-ISMRM:
I have attended the following symposia through BC-ISMRM:
I was an ACSL at 306th Manchester Scouts for 12 months. I have since restarted the Scout section.
As ACSL I took the Cubs on the following camps:
As Secretary of MSN I was responsible for minuting meetings and distributing the minutes and important notices to the membership.
I was a Trainee Member of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (ISMRM) from 2011-14. I have been a Member since 2014.
I achieved an Upper Second Class (2:1) degree in Physics (BSc) with a first in the final year.
During my degree I was given a thorough grounding in all aspects of general physics and took optional modules specialising in C Programming, Medical Physics, Magnetic Resonance and Astrophysics.
I held the following positions:
I was involved in the following societies:
As treasurer of Warwick University's Airsofting society and a founding member I was part of an executive team that grew the society from 3 to 90 members within 2 university terms.
While I was on the executive committee we hosted the first Inter-University Tournament in the UK at our local site, The Grange.
Warwick AirSoc won the Warwick Student’s Union Best New Society 2009 award while I was on the executive committee.
I worked as a student programmer transferring existing matrix multiplication code from a CPU implementation to a GPU implementation.
I was responsible for:
Also involved liasing with lead programmer in Edinburgh.
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