- Worked with and across a multidisplinary undergraduate engineering team to design, build, test, and compete in a single seater formula style electric racing vehicle, as part of the FSAE-A competition.- Firmware design and implemention on STM32, TI, and AVR for battery management systems, vehicle control, motor control, data acquisition and communication over CANbus, on FreeRTOS based and bare metal systems- Desktop application development (Python, C#) for live vehicle logging and telemetry systems- Web application development (Node.JS, React, JS, TS) for live vehicle logging and telemetry systems, and various supporting vehicle software- PCB design in Altium for STM32 based development boards- Testing, Integration, and Harness of various electrical systems- Lead and mentored a small team of undergraduate software engineers

As Embedded Systems lead, my role is to manage the subteam responsible for the development and maintanance of the embedded software running QUT Motorsport's electric vehicles. As leader of the subteam, I operate very closely with the electrical team leads, as they maintain the boards the embedded software runs on, so frequent collaboration is required to determine what the software my team produces should do.

As a Junior Process Automation Engineer, my primary responsibility is to create and maintain applications for QUT's Business Process Improvement Office (BPIO). As part of this role, I also: - Continued performing my responsibilities as a Test Engineer - Trained and assisted new employees in the creation and maintenance of automated testing suites - Utilized the Appian platform to create and maintain custom applications - Worked both as an individual and with the rest of the BPIO team, according to AGILE project management methodology - Utilized JIRA boards to track project progress - Communicated effectively with fellow team members across a variety of platforms

CAB203 - Discrete Structures

As a Test Engineer (Intern), my primary responsibility was to create and maintain automated tests for the Appian applications developed by QUT's Business Process Improvement Office (BPIO). As part of this role I also: - Created and maintained extensive automated testing suites using the Katalon Studio/Selenium framework - Communicated with the rest of the BPIO to establish testing requirements, using in person communication and the Slack platform - Performed manual testing of applications to fulfill the testing role in the AGILE methodology

As a Hospitality Cleaner, my primary responsibility was to monitor and take care of the various waste disposal facilities around the Eat Street Northshore site, and also at festivals, such as the Paniyiri Greek Festival. This role developed my time management, interpersonal, and communication skills.

As a crew member, I looked after the back of house, where my primary responsibilities were cooking and cleaning.