The modClave, a module-based steam sterilisation desktop appliance, is a groundbreaking solution that addresses the issues of waste mismanagement and sustainability in the healthcare industry. Developed through extensive research involving healthcare professionals in south-east Queensland, the modClave tackles the prevalent problem of excessive waste generated by poor waste practices.

Vector on Rails (VoR) is the next evolution of the internal tools we have come to use daily at Vector Etch. Superseding the LazerGrub platform (which you can read here), VoR builds upon what was learnt during the development of LazerGrub and gives our staff effective methods of order and stock management to reduce costs and offer a higher quality service to our customers. The VoR application is built upon Ruby on Rails (Rails) which offers an extensive full-stack framework, that is opinionated forcing a clear structure and uniform understanding of the code base. It features in the box enable a rich set of functions that our tooling required from database schemas to asynchronous jobs to process user submitted files for machine learning analysis.

Product design for autonomous mobile robots and their fleet management software, working across departments with design thinking.

Worked with designers in Munich on new warehouse experiences for Idealworks' IW.HUB robot.

From operating the lasers and customer service to building the services that run quoting, orders and shipping at a laser cutting specialist.

From IT support and warehouse picking to running the IT systems and building reports and datasets.

Graduated with first-class honours.

A compact, affordable steriliser that lets small clinics reprocess instruments instead of discarding them.

A Ruby on Rails platform that runs order processing, quoting and stock management at Vector Etch.

A kit and companion app that help young people manage type 1 diabetes discreetly and without stigma.

A data visualisation of every track listened to since 2014, built from Last.fm listening history.

A tailored ERP service built to improve customer quoting at Vector Etch, later succeeded by Vector on Rails.

A concept that captures grey water from washing machines and reuses it in the home garden.

A peripheral for Idealworks' IW.HUB that helps warehouse workers understand and control autonomous mobile robots.

A redesign of the Energizer compact torch for a better hiking experience, from teardown to final CAD model.

A 50-year vision for an autonomous transport system serving Brisbane's international and domestic airports.

An A0 research poster investigating the Technics SL-1200 series of turntables.

A photographic book cover redesign for Toni Morrison's novel Home.

Speculative design exploring the perils of what virtual reality could become.

A system map of the Brisbane Airport passenger experience, developed with QUT and Brisbane Airport Corporation.

A sewing kit that helps people experiencing homelessness build practical hard skills, shaped by field research.

A rhetorical marketing campaign and logo design for Galaxy Brewing Co., a fictitious brewery.

Dissertation research into the waste generated by medical care and how it could be reduced.

A research report on human–robot interaction in advanced manufacturing, written for the Reflection Flag capstone.

A criticism report tracing the Brita brand's history and the evolution of its water filter jug.

A literature review of how effective workplace wellness programs are, contrasting Australia with other countries.

An Arduino LED-matrix display counting down job times from Vector Etch's Trotec laser cutters.

A DIY laser-cut speaker that announces order updates and customer notices to studio staff.

Personal film photography featured in Glass Magazine's “Down the Rabbit Hole” issue.