Guest curator and host of public debates and discussions in the Netherlands, working in close collaboration with De Dependance, the platform for City Culture and public debates in Rotterdam.

Working on engaging with communities to carry out post-occupancy studies using the Quality of Life framework, my role involves managing and developing engagement and consultation strategies as well as research analysis and reporting on housing sites in the UK.

Theatrum Mundi is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, with the charitable aim of improving the understanding of cities through education and research. We think that collaboration with artists can offer city-makers — architects, planners, engineers, and urbanists — critical approaches to the way their crafts shape the public life of cities.Theatrum Mundi's concern is for the ways the public lives of cities, in all their forms, are understood and designed. We aim to enrich these by engaging urbanists in co-production of knowledge, culture, and design, with artists, writers, performers, and scholars.

Working within a small team, my role as a guest editor involves editing a range of written content from short-form pieces in the project database to long-form interviews. I was involved in the platform's crowdfunding campaign, as AiD looks to scale up its operations and increase its local-global reach.

As a member of the Board of Trustees, my role was to ensure the safe and sustainable operation of the Architecture Centre in line with its vision and goals. This role also involved safeguarding the Centre's Assets, both tangible and intangible.

Associate Lecturer on the Architecture and Design Foundation Programme at the University of West of England.

Working as part of a team focussing on delivering public sector projects in and around London. Projects include, but are not limited to, housing and community and leisure facilities.

Working as part of a dynamic team of urbanists and architects on a range of masterplan-scale projects in the Greater London and Essex area. Taking part in work on character studies, design research projects and residential developments and responding through design to building and housing policy changes within London specifically.

In this elected role, I worked in tandem with the Chair of the society to ensure the smooth running of one of the most active societies on campus, and its six sub-teams. Responsibilities involved attending weekly meetings, signing off on society expenditures, communicating and filling in any gaps within the six sub-teams, increasing the visibility of the society within the school by giving drop-in lectures and opening the committee positions to the wider student body. As a result, the MSSA went on to be awarded Best Academic Society by the university Student Union.

My role as a student ambassador involved greeting visitors on Fly On the Wall open days, giving tours to prospective students and assisting with the school's branding and marketing strategy. Most recently, featuring in the University of Manchester's marketing campaign for the BA Architecture course. Through this, I was also able to assist at open day events for the School of Art throughout the year.

My duties as Captain involved helping coach sessions, organising teams for the annual charity gala, strengthening team morale and working with other committee members to help the recreational and competitive squads operate in tandem; ensuring a sense of cohesion across the club.

Worked in a team in order to organise the society’s ManMUN 2016 conference. An annual conference attracting 200 students from all over the world. As the conference’s Under Secretary General for Socials, I had the following responsibilities –- Contacting venues to organise the social events for the weekend and ensuring that the conference and the socials run smoothly throughout.- Organising and budgeting for the social aspects of the conference.- Writing and presenting at several events in order to obtain extra funding for the conference. I’ve also presented to companies, most recently EY, in a bid to gain some sponsorship for the society.

During my time working for Debate Mate I ran a weekly afterschool debating club at Levenshulme High School for Girls. The aim of this was to help develop the students’ communication and interpersonal skills, through regular topical debates. In addition to this role, I also helped run and judge some local and regional competitions run by the charity; going as far as supporting my club when they reached the national debating finals that took place at KPMG’s offices in Canary Wharf, London.