I tutored machining and fibreglassing workshops at the University of Sydney. This role required me to guide students to develop their manufacturing skills, understand engineering drawings, and start to understand the limitations and benefits of certain manufacturing methods. I also tutored ENGD2001: Protecting People Who Use Technology. This course is open to students enrolled in the Dalyell Scholar stream at the University of Sydney and deals with safety at the interface between human interactions with technology.

I led a high-performance team of over 60 exceptionally talented student engineers for two years. My leadership term culminated in my team winning Spaceport America Cup in 2022.Achievements and contributions:- Procurement of a 30,000 ft launch site for USYD Rocketry Team in the Central Darling Shire- Organisation of the first 30,000 ft rocket launch in New South Wales- Podium finishes for Bronzewing (10,000 ft rocket) and Firetail (30,000 ft rocket) at AURC in 2020- Podium finishes for Firetail and Tetratheca (ADCS payload) at SAC in 2021- 1st place in the 30,000 ft COTS category with Bluewren at SAC in 2022- 1st place in the SDL Payload Challenge with Callistemon (computer vision and tracking payload) at SAC in 2022- Winners of SAC in 2022 with a near-perfect competition score- Test infrastructure for a hybrid rocket engine

I was the lead aerostructures engineer working on USYD Rocketry Team's 10,000 ft rocket Bronzewing from 2019 to 2020. I have experience in the following areas:- Aeroelastic analysis- Airframe and structural design - CFRP manufacturing methods- Systems engineering

During this role, I organised structured lesson plans for the Sydney Women in Aerospace Engineering outreach programs at local high schools, with the intent of inspiring young people to take up a career in STEM. I was also responsible for coordinating activities and liaising with the schools involved to best meet the needs of the students.