I am the Informatics Manager for the Australian Phenomics Facility situated at the Australian National University. I manage a team of 7 staff that together build the health data platforms driven by a number of research and clinical initiatives with funding by NCRIS, ACT Health and ANU.The Patient database collects clinical, demographic and diagnostic information of human patients along with their family pedigrees, supporting initiatives such as Canberra Clinical Genomics, Phenomics Translation Initiative, Centre for Personlised Immunology and Our Health in Our Hands.The Australian Phenomics Facility is a specialised facility for developing, characterising and archiving mouse models of human disease which relies on our mouse colony database solution called Rodentity. Here we store the breeding activity, track researcher requests, assign genotypes and phenotypes.The Missense Mutation Library (MML) is a large collection of mouse mutations that have been archived as cryopreserved sperm available for any researcher to conduct further studies.The Australian Phenome Bank is a database for the cryopreservation of mouse models of human genetic diseasesThe DNA variant database was built for the Centre for Personalised Immunology and Canberra Clinical Genomics which stores variants from 3135 patients with over 104 million recordsThe Sample storage is an in-house database, responsible for tracking and barcoding samples and linking to their physical locationsThe Enlighten platform, is designed as a solution for data discovery and collection using Shiny technology. Visualisation of experimental data is quick and simple giving researchers deeper insights into their dataI give direction to the team, liaise with stakeholders, hold demonstrations and build project plans. I am also technically very adept with a solid understanding of good architectural design, as well as implementing solutions, software development, conducting security audits and server administration