Data Analytics & Interaction Design
Information technology graduate specialising in data analytics and interaction design. I build data-driven models, thoughtful interfaces, and games — and I'm looking for a role where I can do more of it.
I'm Thomas — an information technology graduate with a Bachelor's majoring in data analytics and interaction design. I enjoy the full arc of a problem: digging into data to find what's really going on, then designing an interface or experience that makes the answer obvious to the person using it.
That mix shows up across my work, from a machine-learning news classifier to games and interactive projects. I'm now looking for a role where I can keep pairing analytical thinking with hands-on design and development.
A turn-based squad-tactics game built in Godot, set in a grounded, early-space-age world. Players command a special-forces squad of distinct operators — each with their own range and role — across a grid battlefield. Built around a flexible per-unit action system so new abilities slot in cleanly as the game grows.
A machine-learning model that distinguishes real news from fake. It vectorizes article text with TF-IDF and trains a logistic regression classifier on the Kaggle Fake-and-Real-News dataset, evaluating with accuracy and a confusion matrix.
An experimental character builder for Dungeons & Dragons 5e, built as a single self-contained web app. I used it to explore multi-step wizard flows, theming and state management in vanilla JavaScript — a rough-but-finished prototype, and a project I learned a lot from about interaction design.