I am Academic Executive at Quplex, an education company developing personalised educational trajectories. I lead the company’s strategy, commercial development and day-to-day operations, including educational products, team development and institutional partnerships. Our work connects academic development, research opportunities and university preparation with longer-term goals.

I hold a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Cambridge, where I worked with Mark Gross on mirror symmetry and logarithmic Gromov-Witten theory. I previously completed a BSc in Mathematics at HSE and a MASt (Part III) at Cambridge.

Research: Alongside my work at Quplex, I continue to develop the research programme initiated in my PhD. My preprint, Mirrors to toric degenerations via intrinsic mirror symmetry, studies the relationship between toric degeneration and intrinsic mirror constructions for K3 degenerations. I am currently preparing two further manuscripts on log-smooth resolutions of toric degenerations in arbitrary dimension and functoriality of the Gross–Siebert mirror construction.

See Research for publications and current work.

Education: My work spans educational strategy, academic programme development and research mentorship. Before Quplex, I taught undergraduate mathematics at Cambridge, directed the Part III Seminar Series, and developed teaching and mentoring programmes for secondary-school and university students.

See Education for my current work and teaching experience.

Outside work: I played ice hockey for the Cambridge Men's Blues from 2018 to 2023. I also enjoy running, boxing and origami.