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My name is Dr Jessica Barker, and I'm the co-founder of a cyber security company called Sygenta.

I really wanted to be a farmer when I was very little. I loved animals, I still do, and I guess I had a very romantic idea of what it meant to be a farmer.

I probably didn't realize how much hard work goes into that.

But that was the first thing I can remember wanting to do as a job.

When I was going through school, I've always been very interested in people, so I always felt that I would work with people.

But at the same time, I joined kind of electronics type clubs with my friends. But as I got to my GCSE, so as I got to kind of age 14, 15, 16, I sort of felt like, okay,

so the tech stuff is a hobby and I need to focus a bit more now on what I'm likely to do

or the kind of area I'm likely to work in and that's going to be

with people. So I moved away then from tech. I started working in urban regeneration and I worked

on social inclusion projects and from there I worked with the University of Liverpool, who suggested, was I interested in maybe doing a PhD?

So I actually then moved to do a PhD in civic design. And so then I was looking at kind of the creation of societies and the creation of social and civic places.

And from there, ended up in cybersecurity.

It was a complete accident that I then ended up working in cybersecurity.

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