From banking data to road safety, I build tools that turn evidence into better decisions.

Since 2019, I’ve worked in data and analytics roles across financial services and road safety. I’m currently a Senior Data Analyst at the Transport Accident Commission (TAC), where I analyse road accident data and apply statistical and AI methods to support road trauma reduction. Before that, I spent three years at National Australia Bank (NAB), moving from a data science internship into a data analyst role supporting home lending strategy and pricing decisions.

These roles sit inside a broader focus on data and AI. Financial services and road safety are the two domains where I’ve delivered the most work, alongside transport analytics along the way. In each case, the pattern is the same: take messy operational data, apply the right analytical or AI method, and produce a clear output that non-technical audiences can act on.

I care about decision support as much as analysis: turning models and statistics into evidence that holds up under scrutiny, and communicating it clearly to technical and non-technical audiences. In 2025, I presented on e-scooter safety in Victoria at the Australasian Road Safety Conference, one way I try to make analytical work legible beyond the team that produced it.

This website is also a practical project in agentic coding: using AI-assisted development workflows to design, build, review, and deploy a professional site in public.