Background

My work sits at the intersection of medical anthropology, computational social science, and AI evaluation.

I started with ethnographic research on idioms of distress at King's College London — studying how people navigate health systems in practice, and how much gets lost when that navigation is standardised away. That dissertation was presented at Oxford as the sole undergraduate presenter.

I then trained in global public health at Imperial College London (International Distinction Award), focusing on structural gaps in care delivery and digital adoption.

In parallel, I've built production systems used by millions:

Founding backend engineer at Good Boost — digital health platform, 20K+ patients, five industry awards
Full stack founding engineer at tell.money — FCA-regulated open banking infrastructure, 5M+ users across major UK banks
Founder in Residence at Antler UK — AI-enabled healthcare prototypes and clinical user research

That arc now runs: fieldwork → production systems → computational human context, behavioural agent design, and sociotechnical AI evaluation.

Scholarships & Awards

Spärck AI Scholar — UCL (2026–)
The UK government’s inaugural AI scholarship programme, delivering on the AI Opportunities Action Plan. Named after pioneering British computer scientist Karen Spärck Jones. 100 scholars selected across 9 leading universities; 8 places at UCL. Full ride scholarship. Industry partners include the UK AI Security Institute, Faculty, Darktrace and Quantexa.
International Distinction Award — merit-based funding, Imperial College London MPH
King's Sanctuary Award — excellence in research on migration and health, King's College London
Bertelsmann Technology Scholarship — fully funded scholarship in product and AI
Macquarie Group Scholarship — fully funded scholarship in cloud computing

Education

University College London — MRes AI-Enabled Healthcare (2026–)
Imperial College London — MPH Global Public Health (International Distinction)
King's College London — BA Global Health and Social Medicine (First Class)
BlueDot Impact — AGI Strategy · Frontier AI Governance

Download CV — September 2026

Speaking & Service

Technical AI Safety Conference (TAIS) — Invited speaker, cultural confabulation and contextual validity in frontier models, University of Oxford (May 2026)
Skoll World Forum — Invited moderator, AI Monitoring, Evaluation & Evidence Roundtable (April 2026)
King's College London — Invited panellist, NHS Reform & Disability Rights, with Tom Shakespeare and MP Liam Conlon (December 2025)
ICML 2026 — Trustworthy AI Workshop — Programme committee reviewer

Collaborations

Bromley Healthcare NHS — Lived Experience Advisor (2024–present). Advising NHS healthcare leaders on digital adoption, health inequalities, and social determinants of health in primary and community care.
Community Health Impact Coalition (CHIC) — Research collaborator, international network spanning 20+ countries. Contributing to a Lancet Primary Care Delphi consensus on AI governance in community health, working with clinicians, WHO advisors, and ministry-of-health stakeholders.
King's College London — Pilot study on cultural confabulation with KCL Health Centre and Disability Society
The Alan Turing Institute — Clinical AI Interest Group, Public Health domain
BlueDot Impact — Founder and organiser of the Clinical AI Safety Network; connecting researchers, clinicians, and practitioners across healthcare, biosecurity and medicine.