Robert Clarke Information

Robert Clarke is a Computer Science MSci student, at The University of Nottingham. While also studying at Sixth Form, he taught simple electronics and programming to children in Cambodia and in the UK. He has also completed a number of electronics projects in the past using Arduino, Raspberry Pi and more. He loves to be walking, camping, or mountain biking. In the summer of 2019 I completed Wainwright's Coast to Coast with three friends. It's 192 miles long, and took us twelve days. We stayed in tents up mountains and in fields, and stayed in hotels twice. We raised more than £800 for Alzheimer's Society, plus Gift Aid, taking it over £900 altogether. In 2018 I taught English, electronics, and programming to deprived children in Cambodia. We also constructed a dining hall, so that they could have somewhere sheltered to eat. Using the Crumble microcontroller, we taught them how to build colour-changing LED projects, motorised buggies, and even an automatic water tank filling system. I have a passion for coffee, in particular espresso-based drinks. I enjoy practising latté art and fine tuning my shots of espresso. And of course I love to drink it! Your browser does not support the video tag. I have a passion for coffee, in particular espresso-based drinks. I enjoy practising latté art and fine tuning my shots of espresso. And of course I love to drink it! I have experience with website development, including back-end development. I designed, produced, and currently manage the Ink Memorabilia website for a client. I used PHP, alongside a MYSQL database and the Stripe API to manage and sell products to customers. In September 2015 I started employment at an egg farm. Through working there for a year and three months, I learnt that I am very good at catching escapees. I also became quite proficient at picking up five eggs in each hand.