
Psychological horror · Recreation
Exit 8
1st placeMineKeep 2026 Spring Jam
Spot the anomaly. Trust your memory. Escape the looping subway after eight correct decisions—or start again.
Server address
exit8.minekeep.ggApprentice Infrastructure Engineer
I’m part of the infrastructure team behind CubeCraft Games, helping keep the network available, stable, and ready to scale.
Ziax Ltd / CubeCraft Games
Languages, frameworks and tools I use across my professional work and personal projects.
Ziax Ltd / CubeCraft Games
Part of the infrastructure team behind CubeCraft Games, one of the largest Minecraft server networks. Contributing to a broad range of production infrastructure work, including containerisation, orchestration, CI/CD and monitoring.
T-Level work placement · Software development
Developed a volunteer management website from scratch as part of my college T-Level work placement. Built the frontend with React and Vite, an Express.js backend, and a MySQL database. The site is now deployed and in use at the observatory.
Level 3 T-Level · Digital Production, Design and Development
Studied software development, cybersecurity and networking, building on my existing programming skills. Coursework included Python libraries, working with databases, digital ethics, and testing code for security vulnerabilities.
IT Apps department · One-week work experience placement
Built a calculator application with C# and SQL, then a to-do list web application using ASP, C# and SQL. The placement introduced me to Visual Studio and gave me hands-on experience with HTML, CSS and web development.
Secondary education · Computer Science and Graphic Design GCSEs
Studied Python through Computer Science and design principles through Graphic Design. This was where I was formally introduced to IT, while continuing to learn programming and develop projects in my own time.
I’m Harry, an apprentice infrastructure engineer based in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. I started learning to code at school and kept exploring software and infrastructure.
Outside work, I build Minecraft servers, from competitive minigames and dungeon crawlers to parkour challenges and recreations of games I enjoy. It’s another side of my development work: creating the mechanics and experiences that players interact with.
I also take part in MineKeep server game jams. Rogue, Old King and Exit 8 placed third, second and first in their respective jams. Here are five of the servers I’ve developed.
Personal projects

Psychological horror · Recreation
1st placeMineKeep 2026 Spring Jam
Spot the anomaly. Trust your memory. Escape the looping subway after eight correct decisions—or start again.
Server address
exit8.minekeep.gg
Competitive minigame
2nd placeMineKeep 2025 Summer Game Jam
Complete royal quests, earn your loot, then fight the other contenders until one player claims the throne.
Server address
oldking.minekeep.gg
PvE dungeon crawler
3rd placeMineKeep 2025 Spring Server Jam
Clear a room, choose an upgrade and push deeper into a dungeon that gets harder with every step.
Server address
rogue.minekeep.gg
Parkour · Movement
Fifteen levels of parkour, colour-specific grapplers, reverse-grapplers and paint throwing. Expect plenty of retries.
Server address
splat.minekeep.gg
Shooter · Recreation
A Minecraft take on the Roblox shooter of the same name.
Server address
blindshot.minekeep.gg