Education Co-Lead @ Monash DeepNeuron
AI Educator • Workshop Engineer • System Designer
📍 Melbourne | ⚙️ Working across AI, Outreach, Admin, Events, Industry
"Everything worth doing was never easy. Especially when no one feels like doing it — including you."
I’m not here to “teach.” I’m here to ignite.
In my time at DeepNeuron, I vowed to be three things:
- 🕸 The Spider-Man – The bridge between education and every branch, team, or school that needed it.
- 🤖 The Jaeger – The synced machine. I scaled the Outreach team from 4 to 18, driving 37+ events in a year.
- 🎤 The Hamilton – The legacy-maker. I didn’t throw away my shot — I built systems that outlive me.
Frontend & UI/UX
Backend & DevOps
Testing & Automation
AI/ML & Data Science
Design & Presentation
- 🧾 Co-author of the MDN Education Handbook: the definitive guide on storyboarding, presentation mechanics, and workshop architecture.
- 🛠 Architect of the FERAL Framework — MDN’s proprietary doctrine of workshop excellence (Flow, Aesthetic, Relatability, Engagement, Legacy).
- 📚 Presented "Workshop Workshops" that taught student teams how to teach — now powering a blitz of workshops by MAC, WEM, MNET & more.
- 🧠 Gamified Admin Portal — Full-stack member tracking & RPG reward system via Notion.
- 🤖 Built AI-guided Discord bots to automate onboarding, task logging, and performance triggers.
- 🔁 Used vectorisation + reinforcement learning concepts to prototype adaptive workflow iterators.
- 🎬 Designed and rigged 3D model animations for visual-heavy workshops.
- ✍️ Built brand kits across MDN and collaborative orgs to unify slide language, transitions, fonts, and colours.
- 📊 Created high-fidelity, 315MB+ PowerPoint decks used in 30+ workshops across Victoria.
- 🎤 Ran Escape Cup & Amazing Race, building unforgettable student team engagement.
“Workshops aren't lectures. They're theatrical, story-driven simulations that spark action.”
“Don't scale tasks. Scale the system that creates tasks.”
“You don’t build legacy. You overdeliver until legacy builds itself.”
"You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems."
— James Clear