Currently I am investigating the properties of Optical Physical Uncloneable Functions (OPUFs) produced by Young-Quantum Group to determine their viability and parameters in practical use. This involves seeing how various measuring and environmental parameters affect uniqueness and robustness of the signatures obtained from the OPUFs and algorithms optimal to extract such identifiers.

As the goal for these OPUFs is robust authentication even when the signature is taken using a hand-held smartphone, my research also involves designing a pattern and an algorithm for quickly and precisely detecting the OPUF and its metadata.

Msci Software Engineering degree with First Class Honours. Lancaster University, 2013 - 2017.

Summer 2015 - Software Developer Summer Internship at Utiligroup ltd.

Summer 2016 - Mobile Device Analyst Summer Internship at Centrica ltd.

Summer 2017 - Research Assistant at Quantum Base ltd.