Process, teamwork & systems thinking
Engineering is more than tools, it is managing complexity, communication, idea sharing and taking on feedback. These are the practices I bring to every project.
I am grateful to have worked within some truely unstoppable teams at university. From sumo bots, to hackathons, to high voltage electric race cars and cutting edge space tech, there's one thing thats made all these all possible: a driven team! Working in large multidisciplinary teams such as Redback with 200+ members has taught me how to communicate effectively, solve complex technical challenges collaboratively, and contribute to projects where the solution may not be obvious.
Bridging mechanical, electrical, and software to build systems that actually work together. A cross-disciplinary background lets me own the full picture, from defining requirements to integrating subsystems and adherencing to engineering standards.
Producing clear technical documentation: BOMs, test reports, and design rationale. My documentation has supported Redback racing in 2024/25 design presentations at the Austrasian competition. Now it supports fellow engineers debugging PCBs at ANT61.
I approch self learning strategically, quickly picking up Autodesk Inventor and Vault at Redback Racing, and continuously iterating on personal projects to learn new skills.
Learnt and became proficient Fusion 360 and Altium on my own accord, being able to quickly apply these tools at Redback Racing and ANT61 to take ownership of projects.