Computer Science graduate with 5 years experience working in Education and Motorsports
Passionate about Rockets, Racing, Robots, and all things tech
Founder of Revlos | "solveR" of problems
My involvement in motorsports began in 2016 with CoDriVR (GFactor) in NZ Club and National Rally. There I aided in building Bespoke VR Simulators, simulation software, and rally engineering. Today I work across multiple racing categories providing bespoke data analysis solutions and race engineering.
I have spent the last 5 years programming and teaching Softbank Robotics, LEGO Education, FESTO and SMC Mechatronics, and ABB Robotic Systems as a Robotics Technician at the LDE UTC. Whilst also heading curriculum design and training for ICODEROBOTS.
I spent my youth at the South Otago Aero Club completing flight time in their Piper Cherokee and sitting my PPL exams. I have a keen passion for aviation and have flown in regional flying competitions. At LDE UTC I have been involved with the creation of the IASTI London City, a first of its kind aviation college.
I run a weekly Aeronautics and Space club at LDE UTC where we explore Satellite and ADBS data acquisition using SDR. I thoroughly enjoy introducing people to accessible means of engaging with the skies above their heads, the work happening on the ground and beyond.
Ever since 2015 I have been working full time in education: managing IT Departments, integrating technology into the classroom, maintaining partner relationships, teaching after school workshops, or training teachers. Additionally at Revlos I build bespoke software and tech solutions to aid education around the world.
My solutions to your problems
Solver, spelled backwards. Revlos is my way of helping people by building them real solutions. Revlos builds online learning platforms, motorsport data analysis software, school information management solutions, manages social media platforms, helps businesses move online, and aids you with bespoke solutions to unique problems through software, hardware, or service.
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