Brad Mallard has been obsessed with technology for a very long time. His first memories stretch back to working on logic puzzles and learning to play chess with his grandfather before he eventually graduated into coding. “At the age of five, I was lucky enough to have my first computer and by the age of seven had started to teach myself to code in Basic,” Mallard tells The Currency. “I spent every minute and hour awake in front of my BBC B and then Commodore Amiga.” Tech was all he ever wanted to do and a career in it was…

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