I am a Post-Doctoral Researcher and Computational Neuroscientist at the Cognitive Neuroanatomy Lab based at the University of Oxford. Having recently completed my PhD at the Neural Systems and Behaviour Lab at Monash University supervised by Prof. Alex Fornito and Dr. James Pang, my work has modelled brain network organisation across developmental and clinical contexts. Previous projects used machine learning algorithms to assess MRI segmentation quality and cortical thickness as a predictor of psychiatric disorders within large open-access epidemiological datasets. Beyond research, I have been heavily involved within the Organization of Human Brain Mapping (OHBM), as a Blog Team member for the Communications Committee and as an Early Career Researcher representative for the Australian Chapter. I have also worked as a Teaching Associate and Lecturer at Monash University, where I conducted undergraduate psychology classes both online and in-person. As a talented communicator with strong time management, organisational and problem-solving skills, I hope to apply my robust technical knowledge to better understand the human brain.