Worked on a responsive research platform focused on autism, designing user-centered experiences to support complex research workflows.

Partnered with cross-functional teams across the full product lifecycle, ensuring design decisions were grounded in user needs and product strategy.

Led the creation and ongoing evolution of a scalable design system, improving consistency, accessibility, and development efficiency while enabling the platform to scale and adapt over time.

Collaborated with cross-functional teams across the full product lifecycle on CloudVision, a large-scale network platform spanning multiple domains, shaping product experiences within the network visibility and telemetry domain.

Contributed to platform-level design decisions and the organisation’s AI strategy by identifying opportunities where AI could streamline operational workflows and support faster, more informed decision-making at scale.

Responsible for the end-to-end design of an AI-powered cybersecurity platform, shaping experiences from early ideation through to execution in close collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Translated complex security and technical concepts into clear, usable experiences that support confident decision-making in high-risk environments.

Led the creation and maintenance of a design system, ensuring visual consistency and efficient delivery while remaining flexible to evolving product needs.

As a network administrator, my responsibilities were to maintain and extend the University's network, which consisted of 11 faculties and all of its dorms.

Equipment maintenance and configurations, consisting of layer 2 and layer 3 switches, routers, and firewalls.

I have worked with a variety of equipment, operating systems, firewalls, and configuration management tools such a: Cisco, HP, Ubiquity, Windows server, Ubuntu, Free BSD, CentOS, PFSense, and Puppet.