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About me

I’m a mechatronics engineer with a Master of Sustainable Energy, focused on accelerating Australia’s transition to a cleaner, smarter and more resilient electricity system.

I joined the Clean Energy Council’s two-year Grid Connection Engineer Graduate Program in 2025 as part of my transition into the energy sector. I’m currently on rotation with Windlab, a renewable energy developer, where I use PowerFactory and PSCAD to model wind farms and tune them to meet National Electricity Rules requirements.

My previous rotations include Vestas, where I worked across wind turbine construction, grid connection and project delivery systems across the NEM and WEM; and AEMO’s Onboarding and Connections team, where I supported the integration of new renewable energy projects into the National Electricity Market.

Before moving into energy, I spent 11 years in Defence across project management, systems engineering and technical delivery roles. That background shaped how I approach complex problems: by combining engineering discipline, systems thinking and practical delivery.

I’m particularly interested in the future of network planning, grid-forming technologies, distributed energy resources, and the role of Distribution System Operators in enabling a fully decarbonised energy system. My goal is to help build an electricity grid that is not only renewable, but reliable, secure and fit for the future.