Experience
A short record, honestly told
Three commitments have shaped how I work so far: a marketing role inside an AI startup, a week inside a working resort, and several years of service alongside students whose determination outstrips their circumstances. Each one is listed here with what it actually asked of me, and what I took from it.
Head of Marketing — Lemons Services
2025 — present · United Kingdom, remoteI lead marketing for Lemons Services, a British startup building AI automation for small and mid-sized businesses. The work is largely a problem of language: automation sells itself the moment an owner can picture their own week without the repetitive parts of it. My job is to make that picture clear and to keep it honest — positioning, brand voice, and materials written for people buying this for the first time.
Holding a marketing role while still at school has been the fastest education I have had: I write for an audience of business owners, take the feedback straight, and ship the next version.
PositioningBrand voiceAI automation
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H.O.T.E.L School — Sea World Resort
Five-day intensiveFive days of hands-on hospitality training at Sea World Resort, rotating through housekeeping, engineering, concierge, front desk, stewarding and the kitchen, and helping stage a live event on site. What stayed with me was the arithmetic of a good team: the same tasks done together came out faster, cleaner and to a higher standard than any of us managed alone. I left with real respect for hospitality as a discipline — and for the workplace habits it quietly demands of everyone on the floor.
HousekeepingEngineeringConciergeFront deskStewardingKitchen
S4S — service and advocacy
Ongoing · IndiaS4S took me to students in rural India, and then handed me the harder half of service work: coming home and keeping the commitment alive. I spoke to my whole school community about it, which taught me that advocacy is mostly the craft of making distant lives feel near. It is the experience I return to when deciding what my work should be for.
Water polo
Nearly six yearsSix seasons of training and competition — the closest thing I have to a personal curriculum in resilience, communication under pressure and reading a game a step ahead. I intend to keep playing at university and to contribute to squad life well beyond my own performance in it.
Looking ahead
Finance studies, pointed at organisations that need the help most
I plan to continue volunteering through 180 Degrees Consulting, applying what I learn in finance to help non-profits get more out of what they already hold — and to keep working on AI automation, which quietly returns hours to the teams that have none to spare.
If that overlaps with something you are building, I would like to hear about it.