I build high-quality software
ABOUT ME
Back in 2014, I built my first HTML website and fell in love with the art of software engineering. Fast forward to today, equipped with a Bachelor of Information Systems and a fresh enthusiasm, I've now had the privilege of building software for one of Australia's largest insurers – and I'm just getting started.
I truly believe software development is all about problem solving. I love identifying opportunities, creating software to solve them and overcoming the frustrations in between. My ambition is to become a highly adaptable engineer that can solve problems no matter the tech stack.
With a background in Test Engineering, I have a unique eye for quality. I take pride in building robust solutions that cater for every need.
EXPERIENCE
Nov 2023 – Present
Software Engineer
Suncorp Group
Delivered high-quality production code for complex payments systems, ensuring high availability for many consuming applications. Currently re-writing multiple legacy web applications into a newer tech stack with React and Java.
Feb 2023 – Nov 2023
Graduate Software Engineer
Suncorp Group
Maintained several insurance web applications and API's, maintaining an exceptional level of quality on each initiative. Consistent innovation with internal tools and practices to aid the development process. Noteworthy projects include integrating Geospatial API's to infer building characteristics and implementing dynamic flowcharts to map application page navigation.
Feb 2022 – Feb 2023
Graduate Software Test Engineer
Suncorp Group
Demonstrated exceptional attention to detail in regular manual and exploratory UI and API testing. Collaborated with senior team members to uplift the automated UI testing framework using Cypress.
Some personal projects I've worked on
Many renters don't have contents insurance, and those that are insured may find it difficult to value their contents correctly. Home Asset Assist utilises machine learning to allow this market to get an accurate contents insurance quote within 2 minutes by simply walking around their home. Developed in a 48-hour hackathon.