Overseeing Research England's funding to English HEPs for research infrastructure, including the UK Research Partnership Investment Fund (UKRPIF).

Senior Policy Adviser in the Knowledge Exhange (KE) team at Research England, UKRI, working on the delivery of UKRI's Strength in Places Fund (SIPF) and implementation of the sector-led, UK-wide KE Concordat.

Lead for the Connecting Capability Fund (CCF) and part of the Knowledge Exchange team.

Portfolio Manager in Healthcare Technologies Challenge Theme, responsible for Clinical Technologies Research Area. Informed by engagement across key stakeholders, I help to develop strategies and manage funding opportunities that enable researchers to deliver tangible impact across the healthcare sector.

Research acceleration grant funding for development of high-throughput screening of ligands for industrial applications.Working with Professor Paul Pringle.

EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Chemical SynthesisSupervisor: Prof. Paul Pringle. "Pyridylphosphine ligands for methoxycarbonylation"Working at the interface of Synthetic Inorganic Chemistry and Homogeneous Catalysis. Industrial collaboration with Lucite International. Won 1st Prize for presentation at University of Bristol Final Year Inorganic PhD symposium 2016 and selected to present at prestigious Gordon Stone Symposium 2017.Presented research within department, in addition to National (Dalton 2016, Warwick, UK) and International Conferences (Pacifichem 2015, Hawaii, USA).Supervised two 4th year MSci Students. Both achieved highest grades in their theses, one winning prize for best thesis in their year.

Leading Spectroscopy in a Suitcase (SIAS) outreach activity to Chemistry students aged 17-18 across the South West and Wales. Responsible for liaising with schools to organise events, transporting equipment, delivering oral presentations to students and overseeing use of the spectrometers.Instrumental in procurement and integration of new equipment and development of new procedures to aimed at improving student experience.

http://www.bristol.ac.uk/chemistry/synthesis-cdt/programme/year-1/Undertook short research projects in areas of chemistry beyond my existing specialist knowledge during PACT course, often working to tight deadlines and while balancing other course commitments, such as Brainstorming, Journal Club and Directors Cut problem sessions. Attended courses and workshops on Science Communication, Technology Transfer, IP/Patent Law and FMCG sector.