With experience in nanotechnology research and particle physics in the first half of high school + involvement in the corporate world in the second half, Oliver learned two key things:

1) That a career as a scientist is a no-go.

2) That a career in corp is a no-go.

So, with a *new* vision of ‘becoming the equivalent of Tony Stark’, he set about studying mechanical engineering and robotics – first in Manchester, then in Los Angeles (where he is now still studying). He spends his spare time furiously creating MVPs based on whichever idea from his Kanban board ‘My billion-dollar startup ideas’ just came up: right now, it’s the well-being data-based tool Melbe.