As the Head of Public Safety Liaison, Asia-Pacific I lead an incredible team that manages Uber's relationship with law enforcement and public safety leaders across the region, working to identify innovative solutions to promote Uber’s commitment to safety, privacy and transparency.This includes the delivery of education and training about investigative support opportunities, legislative requirements for data disclosure and overarching privacy considerations. As subject matter experts in law enforcement practice and procedure, my team provides advice and guidance to internal stakeholders on critical incident response, safety risk mitigation and criminal investigation procedures, including the support of criminal trial processes.

In November 2016 I took up the role of Detective A/Sergeant in charge of Strike Force Ambleside which was a crime response initiative I developed to target fraud offending across Sydney. Through strong cross-functional relationships, both internally and externally, we were able to facilitate the delivery of real time information for fraudulent card present transactions direct from financial institutions to police in the field. As a result, a large number of persons were arrested at at the scene, securing both instruments and proceeds early in the investigation.Through external relationships, I was able to implement a 'Daily Fraud Report', where numerous financial institutions disseminated every morning all card related transactions identified as fraud in the previous 24 hours. This information was shared with Police across the state allowing real time analysis, trend monitoring and offence tracking to occur.During my time as the officer in charge, over 500 fraud offences were resolved through investigations conducted by Strike Force Ambleside. I led a team of dedicated investigators and together we were able to demonstrate how strong relationships between law enforcement and private industry can bring about unprecedented results. The crime response initiative created by Strike Force Ambleside was documented replicated by numerous Police Area Commands across the state and by Police in both Victoria and Queensland.I have presented on the success of Strike Force Ambleside to numerous audiences including to local Detectives, Regional intelligence conferences, State Crime Manager conferences and the IAFCI Southern Chapter conference. There were a number of publications documenting the success of the initiative, with the team receiving VISA's Asia Pacific Investigation Of The Year award.I also continued my role as the Subject Matter Expert for the Investigators Course during this time.

In April 2014 I returned to City Central Local Area Command, now Sydney City Police Area Command, as a Senior Investigator. I was the lead investigator in a number of major investigations leading different teams in to both organised and response crime. I regularly was relieving at the rank of Detective Sergeant, supervising various teams of Detectives. I also relieved as the Investigations Manager, Detective Senior Sergeant in charge of all Detectives at Sydney City Police Area Command.For approximately 18 months I was the team leader of the Property Investigations Team, targeting organised and recidivist property related offenders across the Sydney CBD.Since returning, I have been and continue to be the subject matter expert responsible for delivering the Investigators Course, Sydney City Police Area Command. This course is a mandatory requirement for becoming a Leading Senior Constable or entry to the Detectives Education Program.I am qualified to undertake the forensic examination of mobile telecommunications devices and other electronics, securing evidence in a format admissible to court.

In August 2010 I transferred to the Arson Unit, Property Crime Squad, State Crime Command. During my time at the Arson Unit, I was the lead investigator of several major investigations in to both structural and bush fires. These investigations relied on extensive internal and external stakeholder liaison, including Forensic Accountants, Fire and Rescue NSW, Rural Fire Service and private insurance investigators.This role also required travel throughout the state at short notice to respond to arson incidents and provide assistance to local investigators.I provided assistance to delivering the Arson Investigators Course each year and participated in annual training conferences with Arson Investigator from across the country. I was responsible for delivering training packages for a new arson mapping system (ATAS) to Police throughout the state.In March 2013 I won the Holroyd Rotary Club Investigator of the Year Award for Property Crime offences and was nominated for the Rotary Police Officer of the Year Award. In May 2013 I travelled to the United States to attend the first International Arson Investigators Conference as a representative of the NSW Police Force.

In February 2006 I commenced my training to become a Detective at City Central Local Area Command. I completed all competencies and was designated by the Commissioner in June 2008. I conducted numerous complex and protracted investigations as well as provided specialist advice to junior Police. During this time I also relieved as the Sergeant in charge of the Proactive Crime Team for an extended period, as well as the Senior Sergeant in charge of all Crime Management Unit, City Central Local Area Command.

Following attestation from the NSW Police Force Academy I was stationed at City Central Local Area Command where I completed field based training, being confirmed as a Constable in August 2004. I was immediately placed in a training and supervisor role of new Probationary Constables. I completed a number of secondments to Proactive Crime Teams and Detectives.