Skiller Whale
- 24/01/2022
- Seed
- $2,900,000
Skiller Whale changes what your tech team are capable of. We do that with live, remote, expert-led 1-hour group sessions tailored to each individual's needs. No video lectures, ever.
- Industry E-learning Providers
- Website https://www.skillerwhale.com/
- LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/skiller-whale/
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Hywel CarverFounder
CTO, entrepreneur, full-stack software developer.
I've worked on a wide variety of interesting projects:
→ I built a company for students and schools around the world to manage applications to universities around the world (www.bridge-u.com).
→ I built a completely new way for blind people to access the internet (no longer available).
→ I built a platform for automatically creating photo mosaics from facebook pictures (now offline).
→ Before quitting my PhD, I worked in a team on software that simulates and visualizes blood flow to the head that runs on 250K computing cores, with the goal of creating a tool to help surgeons make real-time decisions during operations (https://github.com/UCL/hemelb).
→ I built an adaptive learning platform to learn world geography (now offline but look at this video! It totally paid off: http://youtu.be/nRpIWWnIq_k?t=7m15s)
→ I've participated on 4 UK quiz-shows, including University Challenge & Who Wants to be a Millionaire, and was a series champion of Only Connect.
→ I wrote a 17-part tutorial to learn Assembly (http://writing.londonstartuptech.com/fun%20with%20assembly/2015/01/10/fun-with-assembly-1/)
→ I spent two hours building a site, during the Sochi winter olympics, that would let people automatically add a rainbow overlay to their Twitter profile, in support of LGBT rights (rainbows-for-sochi.herokuapp.com).
As well as blog posts, I've written two books. One was about everyday maths that you might have forgotten since school, published in October 2017 as Sodding Sums by Kyle Books. The other, Coding Unlocked, is published by Scholastic and teaches children 2 programming languages & the essentials of computer science in a fun, engaging way.