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Hello :)
My name is Vinush.
I love building things,
whether its building machines or building software - my passion lies in all things engineering from mechanical designs to natural language processing, and everything in between.
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whether its building machines or building software - my passion lies in all things engineering from mechanical designs to natural language processing, and everything in between.
→ check out my projects
→ check out my discussions
I currently work in the field of Cardiac Electrophysiology and Computational Modelling.
As a MedTech software developer, I have experience developing software and testing frameworks that comply with UK, EU and US medical regulations, while aligning development with cutting-edge research at The University of Edinburgh.
I graduated in 2020 with a Bachelor of Engineering in Robotics and Mechanical Engineering, before going on to study for a master's degree in Artificial Intelligence at the School of Informatics, The University of Edinburgh.
I previously interned at the UK Atomic Energy Authority, where I developed the control system for an articulated robotic arm designed for use in the JET fusion reactor. Following my postgraduate studies, I worked as a QA Engineer at a tech consultancy, developing testing frameworks for the customer-facing websites and applications of NHSx and NHS Digital. I subsequently joined a London-based start-up, where I developed software to evaluate the performance and functionality of video codecs enhanced with Low Complexity Enhancement Video Coding (LCEVC).
→ check out my resumé
As a MedTech software developer, I have experience developing software and testing frameworks that comply with UK, EU and US medical regulations, while aligning development with cutting-edge research at The University of Edinburgh.
I graduated in 2020 with a Bachelor of Engineering in Robotics and Mechanical Engineering, before going on to study for a master's degree in Artificial Intelligence at the School of Informatics, The University of Edinburgh.
I previously interned at the UK Atomic Energy Authority, where I developed the control system for an articulated robotic arm designed for use in the JET fusion reactor. Following my postgraduate studies, I worked as a QA Engineer at a tech consultancy, developing testing frameworks for the customer-facing websites and applications of NHSx and NHS Digital. I subsequently joined a London-based start-up, where I developed software to evaluate the performance and functionality of video codecs enhanced with Low Complexity Enhancement Video Coding (LCEVC).
→ check out my resumé