I code
Building data pipelines, creating interactive dashboards, and developing machine learning models to solve real-world problems.
Hi there! đ I like to make cool sh*t with code.
I'm a data science student at the University of Melbourne. Boring intro I know, so here's some cool stuff I do:
Building data pipelines, creating interactive dashboards, and developing machine learning models to solve real-world problems.
Sharing my journey in data science through technical articles and personal stories on Medium.
Mentoring fellow students and creating educational content to make data science more accessible.
This website you're on now is a side project of mine! But here are other projects I've done:
On top of building my proficiency in programming languages for analytics (i.e Python and R), I also like to dabble in UX/UI design, web development, data engineering and cloud computing.
Machine Learning
Data Analysis
Scientific Computing
A timeline of my professional journey and achievements.
The University of Melbourne
Deloitte
Freelance
Kumon
Freelance
I dedicate my time to continuous learning and upskillingâexploring frameworks and technologies beyond coursework. I want to deepen my expertise and apply knowledge in real-world contextsâwhether through hands-on projects, certifications, or self-driven exploration.
Pursuing a future where I have agency to express my authentic self in my work; finding that perfect blend between what I love, what I'm good at, what the world needs, and what I can be paid for - my ikigai.
Shared knowledge is the foundation of growth, innovation, and collective success - I've had a long-time passion for teaching, therefore I try my best to pass on what I learn through writing, workshops, or everyday conversation. I aim to foster curiosity and inspire others to push their own boundaries, as I do mine.
I'm part of the core team in AI @ DSCubed, a student-run AI club at the University of Melbourne. Our goal is to build an autonomous AI organisation and explore what's possible with AI. Over the past 5 months, I've been helping build the memory of our AI agents by applying industry standard data engineering practices. Check out our work so far!
To exercise my love for writing, I started a newsletter initiative for my University tech club, Women in Tech. The pieces range from personal reflections, job-prep advice, and anything tech! Check out some of the pieces!
Obsidian is where I capture my thoughts, half-formed ideas, and things I learn along the way. It's my personal knowledge baseâpart journal, part second brainâwhere I can write without worrying about perfection. Over time, these notes turn into snapshots of my learning journey, helping me reflect, connect ideas, and see how far I've grown.
I'm currently the Education Director at Women in Technology (WIT), where I create workshops, events, and resources to help students grow their technical and professional skills. My focus is on making learning practical and accessibleâwhether that's through coding sessions, industry panels, or mentorship opportunities that connect students with professionals in tech. Visit our Instagram to see the other events we run!
What's next? If you have a question or are interested in collaborating, I'd love to connect! Let's work together to make industry education more accessible and impactful.