At RMIT University, I explored computing, algorithms, cybersecurity, user experience, and cloud systems while working out where I wanted to focus. A web-development course gave me my first experience of turning code into something people could see and use. I soon became equally interested in deployment, DevOps, and the path from building software to actually serving it, which led me to pursue a Master of Software Engineering at the University of Melbourne.
During my master’s, I came to understand software delivery as a full lifecycle: clarifying needs, designing systems, collaborating with a team, validating a product, and bringing it to users. I worked on three external-client software projects and served as Product Owner twice. These conversations were not pre-written assignments; they meant reconciling different views of a problem, changing needs, and real constraints into priorities, scope, and acceptance criteria that a team could move on together.
Outside the classroom, I kept applying that learning in real settings: as a full-stack intern on a subscription SaaS product’s payment, account-entitlement, and deployment flow; through an independently built and deployed app; and through a system developed for an external client that remains in use. Those experiences made product value concrete to me: features matter only when data and access are correct, services are stable, and operating costs can support the product over time.
This also shapes how I work. Before building, I talk with users to understand their existing workflow, what they want to improve, and the logic behind how they already operate. When learning an unfamiliar technology, I start from official documentation and real examples. When debugging, I break a flow into repeatable steps, control variables, and verify them one at a time. I am looking for full-stack work where I can work with users, product, and teammates to turn complex needs into systems that can keep running.
I deliver products end-to-end, from requirements to reliable production.
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Turn ambiguity into clear scope, priorities, and acceptance criteria.
Define flow, state transitions, and permission boundaries before coding.
Integrate frontend, backend, and asynchronous event handling into one production delivery path.
Operate products sustainably with observability, recovery readiness, and cost-aware reliability controls.
Education, leadership, internship execution, and products delivered in real-world use.
Built core algorithm and computer science fundamentals, explored the broader IT landscape, and confirmed software engineering as my long-term direction.
Planned and executed 10+ events, from small gatherings to activities with capacity around 80 attendees. Owned budgeting, logistics, program coordination, and team delegation to keep cross-team execution stable.
Graduated with strengthened software process, requirements analysis, and product-delivery skills.
Independently delivered DineSeal subscription, account, and entitlement workflows across frontend and backend, including subscriptions, trial/discount codes, cancellation, renewal, and eight end-to-end validation scenarios on the deployed product.
In a 12-person cross-functional team, translated changing client requirements into priorities, user stories, and acceptance criteria while leading the core scheduling workflow across course administrators, examiners, and students.