About

I work at the intersection of public policy and applied economic analysis. My background combines economic and financial analysis, public-policy administration, and stakeholder engagement, with a particular interest in how policy design affects real-world outcomes.

My day-to-day work is in public policy — supporting stakeholder partnerships and contributing to the development and review of government financial assistance programs for rural, regional, and industry communities.

My earlier experience spans public-sector financial assistance programs — from disaster-recovery grants to a series of state government schemes covering fisheries structural adjustment, household energy rebates, electric mobility rebates, and solar battery subsidies. Across these I built practical experience in eligibility assessment, evidence review, and implementing policy at scale.

Outside the day job I work on projects for Australian economic data, housing affordability, and macroeconomic tooling — mostly in Python, R and (some MATLAB), with an interest in applied econometrics, time-series analysis, and reproducible research workflows.

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