The story, chapter by chapter
At 12 I wanted to design aircraft. So I read the books on how they're designed, long before I could follow half of the maths.
Then I found code. Neural networks too, back when RNNs and LSTMs were the exciting thing, and the laptop basically never closed again.
Aeronautical engineering at Imperial. One A350 from KL to Heathrow, then years on the Piccadilly and District lines.
Alongside uni I joined INVOKE to pivot and relaunch adnexio. It grew past 300,000 users, and machine learning stopped being a hobby.
Graduated, took the Eurostar to Amsterdam and joined Workwize, a company growing fast enough that its systems had to learn to talk to each other.
I moved into product: finance and integrations first, then the platform migration.