My architectural journey began in 2004 and has taken me across six continents. I earned a BSc (Hons) from University of Westminster, contributed to large-scale projects worldwide during my tenure at Zaha Hadid Architects, and pursued an MArch in Architecture at UCL, where I spent two years refining my creative thinking abilities. My strength lies in research, design conceptualisation, digital graphic design, CAD and 3D modelling.

In 2016, with the arrival of my first child, I took step back from architecture as my desire to understand the developmental framework within education and child development deepened. Today, as a mother of two with a keen interest in neurodiversity, I am actively learning about human development alongside my children. My focus became to contribute to young people's learning environments - both physical and digital - that foster creativity, critical thinking, and safeguarding.

Computing and information systems have always been a hobby since an early age. In the late 90s my curiosity for computer architectures, data structures, algorithms and software engineering fundamentals was evident;- as a teenager, HTML website developing became my first freelancing venture. During my final college years I began a successful apprenticeship in Network Management and IT. I started a BSc in Information Systems and Management awarded by the University of London in 2007, allowing me to learn general management practice skills, fundamentals of corporate finance and investment appraisal. Since 2018, I have been able to put this knowledge into practice on my current job as a Practice Manager in financial services, demonstrating strong organisational and administrative skills.