About Me

I graduated from the University of Sydney with a degree in Business Analytics, with a background that spans finance fundamentals and real business work, not just coursework.

My interest sits at the crossroads of data and decisions. I want to understand why a business performs the way it does, and figure out what to do about it. That curiosity led me into hospitality analytics, where I worked across multi-entity operations — building financial frameworks from scratch, standardising how properties tracked ROI, and digging through fragmented data to surface what was actually driving performance. It taught me that clean analysis means very little if it doesn't connect to a real decision someone needs to make.

I've also approached problems from a consulting angle, looking at market dynamics, user behaviours, and operational flows. I'm comfortable moving between the detail and the bigger picture, and I try to spend as much time defining the right question as I do answering it.

On the technical side, I work with Excel, Python, Tableau, and Power BI. But honestly, the tools matter less to me than the thinking behind them — how you frame a problem, what metrics actually reflect reality, and how you present findings to someone who needs to act on them.

Outside of work, I've travelled to over 10 countries, which has consistently challenged my assumptions and pushed me to adapt. I train regularly and play squash — less for the discipline cliché, and more because I genuinely enjoy the process of getting better at something over time.

I'm looking to build a career where strategy, data, and operational complexity come together. Industries where the problems are messy and the stakes are real.