Community.

A student-led London tech hub for students and early-career professionals.

I entered KCL Tech as a participant and won FirstYearHack 2024 with NatureNetwork. I later became Hackathon Manager and Web Development Programming Lead, and now serve as Co-President.

My work spans hackathons, summits, workshops, partnerships, teaching, committee operations, and the systems behind them. That includes five weeks of MERN workshops, Tech Summit 2025, HackLondon 2025, and a 300+ person HackLondon in 2026.

None of that is solo work. KCL Tech is built by a committee, collaborators, university societies, partners, speakers, mentors, and the people who keep showing up.

• Leadership
• Events
• Teaching
• Partnerships
• Operations

What began as a King’s Campus Leader role grew into helping build Notion’s wider London student community.

I joined as a Notion Campus Leader for King’s in 2024, running workshops, making guides and templates, and helping students and societies build systems they could keep using.

During 2025/26, my focus expanded across London. I worked with Notion’s UK community team and other Campus Leaders to help grow the local network from around three people to more than twenty, spanning universities across the city.

We brought Notion November back as the London Lock-in at BrainStation. Twenty Campus Leaders from five universities organised a full-day event for students, founders, creatives, and builders, with co-building, workshops, templates, and fireside conversations.

I also became more involved in product feedback. I stress-tested new features, shared how students and small teams were using Notion, hosted a co-build session at Make With Notion London, and supported other community events beyond King’s.

• Campus Leader
• London community
• Product feedback
• Workshops
• Cross-university events

Representing JetBrains at King’s and connecting students with professional developer tools, learning, and career opportunities.

I became a JetBrains Campus Ambassador at King’s in 2026. The role grew from work I had already started through KCL Tech, where I helped develop a year-long partnership with the company.

Before becoming an ambassador, I helped host JetBrains Tech Quiz Vol. 5 at King’s, involved JetBrains in Tech Summit 2025, and worked with the company as a HackLondon 2026 sponsor.

I now help students discover JetBrains tools, free educational licences, technical resources, internships, events, and the wider student community. I want the partnership to give students useful experiences and opportunities, not simply put another company logo on a slide.

• Campus Ambassador
• Developer education
• Student opportunities
• Events
• Partnerships

The public side of what I build, learn, attend, and think about.

W.M.K Universe is the name I use for my writing, social accounts, event recaps, work in progress, and the conversations around all of it.

Some people find me through games. Others arrive through product, AI, student tech, or London events. W.M.K Universe gives those conversations one place to meet without pretending they are all the same thing.

It is informal on purpose. Sometimes the useful thing is a long essay; sometimes it is a photo, a recommendation, an introduction, or a very long yap after an event.

• Writing
• Social
• Work in progress
• Introductions
• Conversation

My ongoing attempt to understand London by showing up.

Moving to London put me inside a dense network of societies, meetups, startups, campus programmes, hackathons, and tech events. I began treating the city like a map: enter the room, meet people, and follow the next connection.

Greater London Conquest is the name for that wider journey. It became an interactive web experience in 2026, but the real version is everything that happened off-screen across the city.

KCL Tech, Notion, JetBrains, W.M.K Universe, and the many communities around them are not separate side quests. Together, they are how London became a place I could take part in rather than just live in.

• London
• Events
• Meetups
• Universities
• Tech communities