I am a motivated software engineer who specialises in building data-intensive applications to support decision-making. I specialise in building systems that align with my domain interests in geography, economics, and finance. So far in my career, I have worked on city simulation, solar panel technology, and carbon farming.
I am a software engineer in the geospatial development team. I am responsible for software that manages and tracks carbon farming projects across Australia. My responsibilities include MLOps, data pipelines (Dask), geospatial data stores (PostGIS and TileDB) and API development (FastAPI).
I worked within the Australasian City Modelling Labs building large agent-based models built around the MATSim simulation framework. These models simulate the actions of individual agents across a transport network. The simulation pipeline utilised hundreds of large datasets to generate actionable insights for policy and investment teams. I built and maintained simulation capabilities, ETL pipelines, orchestration systems, and databases.
I worked as part of Solar City’s GIS team to identify roofs that were candidates for solar panels. This identification task used a mix of remote sensing and the development of an image classification program. This dataset was then used to identify the size of the New Zealand solar panel market, and for a targeted marketing program.
I worked as a research assistant building feasibility studies and business cases for mixed-use developments.
Obtained at Victoria Universtiy of Wellington, 2015-2017
Obtained at Victoria Universtiy of Wellington, 2015-2018