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By night I am a student, web-developer and computer programmer; by day, a traveller, reader, writer and nature-lover.

I adore French, and there is a book on this site that I am in the process of compiling which will draw in the various bits of knowledge I pick up on my travels and learning.

I have much experience with computing: including a year's paid internship for QinetiQ; a summer program on robotics at SciTech, Technion, Haifa; and three year's study at Imperial College, London.

I currently maintain the Chabad on Campus UK website. I designed it according to defined restrictions and wrote custom modules for the "branches" and "universities". I run it voluntarily, so don't have much time to keep it updated.

This site is for whatever takes my fancy, there is no particular agenda. Occasionally something - usually politics related - will irritate me, and it's a good a place as any to vent! The blog is sporadically updated, as is everything else! The talented drawing is by my sister, who insisted I display her artwork. It's supposed to be a cow :)

Other work includes:

• Disabilities Worker - I have worked extensively with two disabled children: one is severely autistic, and the other is undiagnosed.
• Qualified lifeguard - I worked at my University gym, Ethos, during my second year.
• Youth leader - From the ages of 13 to 17 I ran programmes for kids between 5 and 15.

In my free time, I enjoy travelling (both solo and with others). I read many, many books and enjoy writing prose and poetry. I have also written a few articles for Live!, Imperial College's online news centre, and Felix, our newspaper. I love cooking and coming up with new recipes to try out on my friends. They never say no! I also go for long walks in the countryside and have participated in a conservation program in New Zealand.

This is me at a poetry reading I was invited to give. The review in Felix called my style "quirky, unique, semi-rap".