Design • Development • Automation
6+ years across McLaren, Royal Enfield and Tevva. Experience in developing automotive powertrain systems from design to testing and validation.
Relocating back home to Edinburgh in early 2026 and looking for a technical role within a multi-skilled, high performing team.
Standalone software tools that normalise multi-ECU datasets, auto generate ignition, fuelling and other models & maps, automate L2 safety calibration, generate emission reports and more.
Develop testing procedures, systems to ensure maximum test value. Design Ad-Hoc prototype components. Develop software to analyse ongoing and historical engine data. Reporting on testing outcomes.
Specify wide range of prototype vehicle testing proceedures in line certification requirements. Development and deployement of issue management, tracking and reporting software.
Develop design for various critical chassis components, ensuring high GD&T standards. Sign off on engineering drawings throughout chassis engineering and present design ideas to engineering management.
I’m an engineer who enjoys simplifying complexity by taking difficult systems, scattered data and inefficient processes, and turning them into tools that people genuinely rely on. I have experience in engineering design, testing & validation and the development of automated internal processes.
I’m looking for roles where I can contribute to meaningful projects, learn from talented people and keep developing as an engineer, whether that’s in sustainable technology, energy systems, data-focused engineering or anything that sits at the intersection of mechanical engineering, software and real-world problem-solving.
Outside of work, I’m usually at a terminal, riding a motorcycle, on my mountain bike, or walking up a hill somewhere. I split my time between Scotland and England and I’m moving back to Edinburgh permanently in early 2026 to put family first and build the next chapter of my career closer to home.
A few renders from previous mechanical design work — click any card to view full size.