About Me

I am a (part-time) Ph.D. student at King’s College London working in the King’s Programming Education Technologies (K-PET) Group and King’s Computing Education Research Centre (CERC) where I am co-supervised by Professor Michael Kölling and Dr Neil Brown.

My research aims to build on the frame-based editing paradigm to design and implement a novel programming system for people who use screen readers as their primary means of accessing a computer.

When not studying and researching I work in industry as a software engineer. I have almost 20 years’ experience working on open source projects, commercial products, and IT systems—including build systems, operating system user experience, client applications, and data systems.

Research Interests

• Programming Education
• IDE and Programming Tool Design
• Human Computer Interaction
• Accessibility

News

• [Mar. 2025] Created a simple tool to track publishing deadlines for computing education research conferences: Computing Education Research (CER) Deadlines.

• [Oct. 2024] I joined the Programming Education Tools Group at King’s College London as a part-time PhD student. I am no longer an “armchair academic”.

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