I am a lecturer at the School of Mathematics. Before joining Monash, I was a research associate at The University of Western Australia (where I also completed my PhD) and a lecturer at both Queen Mary University of London and The University of Auckland. 

Most of my research concerns finite group theory and various discrete structures, mainly finite incidence geometries. I mainly work in the intersection of these fields, in the sense of finite groups acting on discrete structures, but I am also interested in purely group-theoretic problems (e.g. various questions about finite simple groups, including their representation theory) and purely geometric/combinatorial problems (e.g. the existence of certain kinds of incidence geometries). I also have a background in differential geometry, which was the area of my PhD. 

In 2023, I am

• lecturing part of MTH2019 (multivariable calculus),
• tutoring MTH2141/MTH3141 (group theory),
• tutoring MTH3130 (topology), and
• helping out at the Mathematics Learning Centre.

I am the School of Mathematics coordinator for Open Day.