I help AWS customers develop new ideas, start or accelerate their journey to adopting the cloud, and kickstart innovative products.

Strategising, innovating, and leading the delivery of digital products, I delivered digital business transformation coaching to government and large enterprises while overseeing the technical design, user interface, systems integration and architecture. I enabled high-performance engineering teams using foundational principles of open communication and trust. I was fortunate enough to work across industries including an enterprise supply chain logistics company, a big bank and a media company to modernise digital capabilities and deliver results to end customers at pace.

I founded Snepo Research back in 2006. Over the 13 years I gained first-hand experience, designing and solution architecting complex systems combining emerging technology and bespoke enterprise software. Leading the team of engineers and designers I was lucky to work with leading brands including Lend Lease, Electrolux, Dexus, Colliers, Subaru, Sony, Virgin Mobile, Museum Victoria, MCA, Optus.

The Sydney Fab Lab was a 200sqm digital fabrication makerspace with a range of machines, tools and materials where clientele would design and manufacture products others would only dream of. An interdisciplinary space designed to support commercial clients, entrepreneurs and students working with emerging technologies. We hosted regular community open days to help facilitate the development of open source solutions with a particular focus on the local community and creating a sustainable future.What is a FabLab?Fab labs provide widespread access to modern means for invention. They began as an outreach project from MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms (CBA). CBA assembled millions of dollars in machines for research in digital fabrication, ultimately aiming at developing programmable molecular assemblers that will be able to make almost anything. Fab labs fall between these extremes, comprising roughly fifty thousand dollars in equipment and materials that can be used today to do what will be possible with tomorrow's personal fabricators. Text courtesy of MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms

WearableX was a fashion/tech company that brought together design and technology. In May 2017 WearableX launched its first direct to consumer product, NadiX, a line of yoga apparel with electronics integrated into the fabric.