I love technology and anything I can take apart, put together, or fix. I pick up new systems quickly, I’m careful with technical processes, and I bring confidence, curiosity, and a problem-solving mindset to every team I join.
Right now
Timeline
Started helping at hands-on STEM workshops: RC car builds, computer teardowns, and science activities.
Networking (static IPs, port forwarding), PC assembly, Windows and Linux installs, HTML and CSS, wireframing and UI/UX, basic JavaScript, and data management.
A remote contract adding and correcting customer records in a custom database.
Physics, biology, mathematics, formal writing, and APA referencing.
My first summer in the field: on-site and digital inspections confirming 6,000+ safe disconnections.
Recognised by Northpower and by the University of Auckland Faculty of Engineering.
One year of study: engineering mechanics, mathematical modelling, engineering design, and 3D modelling. I didn’t complete the degree.
Back in the field: power line assessments, ArcGIS data for 1,000+ assets, and the annual stock take.
Diagnosed hardware and software faults on printers and AV setups for 50+ customers a day.
Physical, hands-on technical work where I can build, inspect, and fix real things. Get in touch →
What I bring
Skills
Education
Awards & competitions
Skills
01
Careful, practical work with tools and components, from surface-mount parts to full PC builds.
02
Working out what’s actually wrong, then opening it up and fixing it.
03
Working on site with electricity network assets, and keeping the records that track them accurate.
04
CAD and design fundamentals from a first year of engineering study, put to use in my own projects.
05
Setting up and running machines, networks and servers, and building for the web.
06
Explaining technical things clearly, working well in a team, and keeping good records.