◎ Consultant in the Applied Intelligence/Connected Technology team at KPMG Ireland, working with clients across the private and public sector, inclusive of banking, healthcare, and utilities.

◎ Analyst in Management Consulting, within the Applied Intelligence/Connected Technology team at KPMG Ireland.

◎ Lecturer in Mathematics and Physics for the School of Transport and Civil Engineering.Module (Code, Year): • Mathematics 2 (MATH2000, 2nd Year)• Engine Technology (ENGT2000, 2nd Year)• Aircraft Thermo-Fluids (AVTE1108, 1st Year)• Science Fundamentals (MST1100, 1st Year)• Automotive Science 2 (MVSC2000, 2nd Year)• Automotive Science 3 (AUSC2105, 3rd Year)• Automotive Science Labs (AUSC2107, 3rd Year) ◎ Project Supervisor, 3rd Year Automotive Management and Technology.◎ Instructor and Examiner in Mathematics for the EU Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Aircraft Maintenance License (AML).◎ Platforms: Brightspace, Bongo, MS Teams, Electronic Gradebook (EGB), Akari Curriculum Management.

◎ Mathematics Instructor for standard SAT.◎ Subject Teacher for SAT Math 1 and 2.◎ Subject Teacher for SAT Physics.◎ 1st/2nd Year University Mathematics.

◎ Primary Teacher (English and Social Studies) for Grade 6, Elementary School.◎ English Literature and Social Studies teacher for Grades 7 and 8, Middle School.◎ English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher for Middle and High School.◎ International Baccalaureate (IB), Middle Years Program (MYP), and Primary Years Program (PYP) Accredited School.

My primary duties included elements of purchasing, human resources, accounting, and miscellaneous clerical duties.

This role included sole responsibility for cash and stock management.

Independent Candidate in Killiney-Shankill | Running on a platform of avoiding unnecessary party political infighting, regenerating the Dún Laoghaire area, and re-instituting much-loved cultural events, particularly for young people, such as the Festival of World Cultures.

Constraining Inflationary Dynamics in the Early Universe using the Hamilton-Jacobi Method, with data from the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe (WMAP). | Supervisor: Prof. Hiranya Peiris.

Archiving precious historical material, including antique instruments, early-printed books, and photographs | Supervisor: Prof. Denis Weaire.

Characterising Hot Subdwarf stars from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, using Principal Component Analysis and a Neural Network | Supervisor: Prof. Simon Jeffrey.

I was competitively selected to work as a paid summer research student conducting an investigation into seismic anisotropy and deformation beneath California | Supervisor: Prof. Sergei Lebedev.

This role involved bar work and event management, organising bands and comic acts for evening and night-time slots.

This role involved working in the main bar and lobby, in banqueting, and at reception.

TCD Students’ Union Deputy President & Publicity Officer, directly elected by TCD students | Editor of the University Record | Graphic Design | Advertising | TCDSU publicity and public relations | Website development and administration | Voting Member of University Council | Member of the University Disciplinary Committee.

This was a varied role, welcoming guests and visitors as doorman and porter, as well as organising accommodation, tours, and excursions.