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Matt Godwin
Computer Systems Engineering student at Royal Holloway, University of London, specialising in agentic development and AI systems.
Computer Systems Engineering Student · Royal Holloway, University of London
Timeline
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Experience
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Software Engineer · Silent Customer
Building AI-based reporting systems that turn mystery-shopping and guest-feedback data into clear insights for hospitality clients.
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Student Ambassador · Royal Holloway
Representing the university at open days, campus tours and outreach events, helping prospective students and their families get a feel for life at Royal Holloway.
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Peer Mentor · Royal Holloway
Supporting new engineering students as they settle into university, offering guidance on coursework, campus life and where to find help.
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Location Coordinator · FunTech
Led a team of 6 tutors teaching 60+ students over 4 weeks at Reading School, running courses in AI & Machine Learning, Cyber Security, Python OOP, Minecraft Coder and Roblox Game Designer.
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Code Sensei · Code Ninjas
Taught children aged 5–14 programming, electronics and game development at the Maidenhead studio, guiding them through self-paced coding projects.
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Restaurant Assistant · Seasonality
Supported front-of-house and kitchen service at an independent Michelin recommended restaurant.
Society Positions
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Secretary · Cocktail Society
Organising society events and managing communications.
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Treasurer · Royal Holloway Engineering Society
Managing society finances and organising sponsorships.
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Events Manager · Royal Holloway Engineering Society
Organised and ran engaging society events.
Projects
ESP32 Based Wireless Control Robotics Arm
Group project for the Embedded Systems Creative Team Project module at Royal Holloway, built with two ESP32 development kits communicating over ESP-NOW, an MPU-6050 6-axis IMU and four MG996R servo motors. Awarded first place in the end-of-project Dragons' Den.
C++ Train Depot System
A C++ group programming project at Royal Holloway.
STM32 Line Following Robot
Group project for the Embedded Systems Creative Team Project module at Royal Holloway: a Kitronik buggy driven by an STM32F091RC Nucleo board, using its built-in infrared sensors, an ultrasonic range sensor and an OLED display. Programmed in STM32CubeIDE, with the chassis designed in Autodesk Fusion. Runner-up in the end-of-project Dragons' Den.
Education
Royal Holloway, University of London
BEng Computer Systems Engineering.
Furze Platt Senior School
Sixth form (Sep 2022 — Jul 2024): Maths, Physics, Computer Science & EPQ.