About

Aerospace sits at the intersection of more disciplines than almost any other field: structures, aerodynamics, thermodynamics, propulsion, controls. The best outcomes come when those boundaries dissolve. I’m drawn to problems that can’t be solved by one discipline working alone, and to the moment where a constraint that looks like a limitation (a weight budget, a load case, a material limit) becomes the thing that forces a more elegant solution.

What I enjoy most is closing the gap between a design on screen and a thing that actually works. That’s usually where the real engineering happens.

A journey that once took months now takes hours. Distance, which defined the limits of human civilisation for most of history, has been compressed almost to irrelevance. That’s one of the clearest examples of what engineering at its best does, and I want to help build the next version of that leap, whether in sustainable propulsion, next-generation airframes or autonomous systems.