My key responsibilities for the AHRC-funded EAD project include conducting literature reviews, leading workshops, organizing events, engaging with organizations and participants, conducting qualitative and quantitative data analysis, web design and maintenance, photography, audio-visual production, and co-authoring journal articles. The project documentation is available at enhancingaudiodescription.com. At the StoryLab Research Institute, in addition to my primary responsibilities as a webmaster of storylabresearch.com which included design and maintenance. I was also responsible for event planning, social media engagement, data analysis, content editing, photography, and audio-video post-production. See academic outputs below.

Between 2011 and 2019, I taught music technology-related subjects as an associate lecturer at ARU and the University of Bedfordshire. In the Sonic Art module, my class discussed the theoretical and practical aspects of sonic art and created works based on these concepts. The Music for the Moving Image module enabled students to compose original music and sound design for poetry, short films, and video games using acoustic and computer-based methods of composition. In the Laptop Performance module, students honed their understanding of digital audio and traditional music theory by composing and performing their own musical works with laptop computers as their primary musical instruments. The Sensor Technology unit focused on technological aspects that facilitate live performance and audio manipulation. This module guided students in the creation of musical installations and instruments and provided performance opportunities with these creations. The Audio Programming module introduced SuperCollider, a platform for audio synthesis and algorithmic composition used by musicians, artists and researchers working with sound. In 2021, I began teaching a module on digital identities, critical thinking, and multimedia content production at the University of Essex's Interdisciplinary Studies Centre, part of the university's School of Philosophy and Arts History department. During my time as a lecturer at the ARU, I served as a dissertation advisor on multiple occasions, organized research lectures, and helped shape the new Electronic Music pathway in the Cambridge School of Creative Industries. You can read more about my CMT experience visit the Practicing and Teaching Creative Music Technology page.

This project was an initiative for an innovative online program that aims to engage and benefit young people of all backgrounds, with a focus on helping those from disadvantaged areas (ages 15-24) achieve their goals in education and career advancement. My responsibilities included investigating the latest hardware and software technologies capable of accurately tracking attendance for young adults participating in educational activities across diverse locations within the Cambridge City Council's project. More info at the Governments website.

Since 2011, I've worked as a freelance creative technologist, producing composition and sound design for short films, games, theatre plays, and various audio-video projects, as well as designing and maintaining websites. I also facilitated audio-video and music workshops, for instance, for Funky Flamingo, a Cambridge-based organization supporting people with disabilities, and more recently, web design workshops for the Department of Language and Linguistics at the University of Essex. In 2012 I set up Tedör Tea (Art & Tea) as an independent tea company in Cambridge. I import health-giving Chinese teas and combine it with a variety of artworks produced by local artists. Between 2012–2015 I worked as a vegan chef using locally produced ingredients from Mayfield Organics. I delivered my food on my eco-friendly push-bike.

Besides my research and teaching activities at ARU, I also worked as a Music Technical Officer between March 2015 to April 2016, where my primary responsibilities included maintaining music, computer, and audio resources, providing efficient and flexible technical support to students and staff, and organizing academic conferences and events. Besides my managerial duties at CB1 Internet Cafe, I organized regular art programs, including exhibitions and music events as well as hosted events linked to veganism and sustainability.