Technology solves problems, but people need solutions. My passion lies where customer service meets innovation, translating complex systems into human experiences and technical capabilities into real value. From electronics retail to blockchain consulting, IT support to NFT projects, I’ve learned that even the most advanced technology means little without the human touch to make it accessible and useful.



17+ years experience

Web & FTP server

AI Agent

Desktop User

Webserver


13+ years experience

Electronics expertise

Managed teams

Exceeded targets

Industry adaptor


4+ years experience

Top performer

Award winner

Crisis managment

Trainer


13+ years experience

Top 50 NFT project

$100m+ trading volume

Consultant

London gallery


OpenClaw

IFTTT

Boto

RSS

Later


25+ years experience

HTML, CSS

Various CMS

Webmaster

Training


25+ years experience

Adobe Suite

Blender

TinkerCAD

Affinity


Network Security

Incident Response

Threat Analysis

Penetration Testing

Web3 Industry

Building things and tinkering with technology is my passion, early as 2013, I have pursued a strong interest in hands-on engineering, fabrication, and technology-driven experimentation. I began by building and flying drones at a time when commercially manufactured models were prohibitively expensive, sourcing and assembling components such as frames, ESCs, motors, flight controllers, GPS modules, cameras, and transmission equipment. My early projects included an F550 platform and a 250-class racing drone, developed across a combination of home, shared, and hackspace environments.
In 2015, I expanded into digital fabrication by building my first 3D printer, a Kossel Delta. This enabled me to undertake a range of projects, including constructing a 3D scanner using a repurposed Xbox 360 motion camera, scanning and printing a model of my own head, and contributing components towards an InMoov robot head and arm for London Hackspace. I also designed and built a desktop 3D scanner and produced a variety of custom parts to enhance and maintain my equipment. Since then, I have continued to develop my capabilities using additional machines, including an Anycubic resin printer, and I currently use a Snapmaker Artisan.
From 2018 onwards, I have further broadened my technical interests into radio communications and signal analysis. Using Software Defined Radio (SDR), specialist Wi-Fi hardware, and satellite reception technologies such as Outernet, I have explored wireless systems and security within controlled and authorised environments. This led to the design and construction of a portable communications platform, the “Samnet Signal 1.0”, capable of monitoring satellite, radio, Wi-Fi, and GPS signals in an integrated format.
Alongside my technical work, I maintain a strong interest in practical and creative pursuits. These include survival and bushcraft, as well as working with materials such as leather and metal. I also enjoy painting and creating art, which complements my technical projects by fostering creativity, design thinking, and attention to detail.

“My passion has always been the human side of technology. Whether helping someone with an electronics project at Maplin, training 100+ people on GSuite at Hackney, or making blockchain accessible through my gallery—it’s about making technology serve people, not the other way around.”
“Psyborg® is my online identity and personal brand inspired by mechanical heart valve surgery and an enduring love of technology”