As a Project Leader, I currently assign research projects to students to support them with successful graduation. This requires me to strengthen communication channels, lead meetings, break down tasks, set achievable goals and objectives, and supervise student progress. I also support students with draft publications for scientific journals, which I partially rewrite to ensure that they are suitable for submission, prior to presenting project progress and results at international conferences.In addition, I oversee project finance and deliverables, attend department meetings to discuss available seminars and lectures, and teach several seminars per semester.

Hadron Physics phenomenology using Continuum Functional Methods.

As a Postdoctoral Researcher, I conducted a large research project on behalf of the lead professor, which included the development of bespoke computer programs and algorithms using C++ and Fortran to solve problems and perform calculation simulations in particle physics.With a strong academic background, I applied my research skills to support students with challenges faced with thesis work, and as someone that is comfortable with the preparation of publications and public speaking, I presented results during verbal presentations at international conferences, where I also discussed project progress and outcomes.

Prior to commencing my PhD studies, I worked within the acoustics lab where I studied the analogues of electronic devices in ultrasonic systems. This required me to build devices, assemble the experimental set up, and perform computer simulations of the propagation of sounds wave via the designed devices.