I am a Software Engineer at OpenMined Foundation passionate about building secure, privacy-preserving AI systems. Collaborated with third-party clients includeing Reddit, Anthropic and the UK AI Security Institute on cutting-edge AI evaluation frameworks.

• Expertise: Privacy-Preserving AI, Cybersecurity, Full-Stack Development
• Education: MSc Biomedical Engineering (Distinction) - University of Hull
• Certifications: CISSP, PMP, AWS Solutions Architect
• Location: London, UK
• Currently: Contributing to Node.js Core

Software Engineer @ OpenMined Foundation (Jan 2024 - Present)

• Enhanced security by refactoring Python encryption algorithms for Syft toolkit
• Developed Python SDK for LLM integration, reducing deployment costs
• Drove 4.5k+ monthly downloads through automated documentation
• Piloting secure enclaves with Anthropic & UK AI Security Institute

• 70% reduction in bugs via TypeScript dependency tracking
• 20% reduction in auth support tickets through Okta migration
• 3x platform growth using PyTorch dynamic pricing models
• 70% reduction in phishing click-through rates

Node.js WebSocket Client (Jan 2025 - Present)

• Contributing to Node.js WebSocket client documentation
• Enabling built-in low-latency, real-time data exchange

Syft Toolkit Documentation (Dec 2022 - Feb 2023)

• Maintaining dynamic Sphinx theme with native browser APIs
• 200+ monthly downloads and growing

• CISSP - Certified Information Systems Security Professional (2025-2028)
• PMP - Project Management Professional (2024-2027)
• AWS Solutions Architect - Certified (2021-2024)
• GDPR - General Data Protection Regulation (2021-Present)
• Azure Fundamentals - Microsoft Certified (2021-Present)

NeurIPS 2025 (Submitted)
"Attribution-Based Control: Unlocking New Data for AI Without Compromising Copyright or Privacy"
Co-authors: A. Trask, L. Strahm, D. Buckley, et al.

OpenMined 2024 (Published)
"Secure Enclaves for AI Evaluation: A pilot experiment conducted by OpenMined, in partnership with the UK AI Safety Institute (AISI) and Anthropic."
Co-authors: A. Trask, L. Strahm, D. Buckley, et al.