In this role, I am responsible for overseeing technical matters and leading a team of volunteers. My duties spanned a wide range of areas, including AVL (audio, visual, and lighting), Office 365 administration, and managing Apple Business Manager. This high-capacity role requires me to balance multiple responsibilities across different domains, ensuring smooth operations and effective coordination among the team. My work involves both technical expertise and leadership, allowing me to contribute to various projects and support the overall efficiency of the organization. 

As a legal intern during the summer of 2024/2025, I assisted the staff with various legal tasks, including conducting research, drafting legal documents, reviewing contracts and terms and conditions, and providing opinions on cases and matters. My work supported the team in delivering timely and accurate legal assistance, allowing me to gain valuable hands-on experience in the legal field.

Provide AVL for event production. With administration work of rostering, purchase orders, and inventory management. 

As-needed support for BayAV in a variety of AVL (audio, visual, and lighting) tasks, including rigging, sound, lighting, graphics/media, and software management. I collaborated with industry professionals to ensure high-quality technical execution and supported Baypark and other events with AVL setup and operations, ensuring all technical aspects were handled seamlessly to enhance the overall event experience. 

I assisted staff and students with technology-related issues, providing support and guidance to ensure they could effectively use available resources. In addition to troubleshooting, I taught users how to operate software, empowering them to solve problems independently. The role also involved working on website structure and content, as well as creating and maintaining detailed documentation to support usability and accessibility. 

This was a fixed-term role covering maternity leave, focused on marketing the conferences organized by Thinking Matters. Responsibilities included creating engaging media content, managing social media posts to promote events, and sending targeted emails to ensure effective communication and outreach to potential attendees.

As a Level One Help Desk Technician, I provided technical support to staff and students, addressing technology-related issues efficiently and effectively. I assisted with website maintenance and documentation, ensuring resources were accurate and accessible. Serving as the first point of contact for IT concerns, I alleviated the workload of senior IT staff by managing routine support tasks. Additionally, I delivered clear instructions and troubleshooting guidance to non-technical users, fostering confidence and improving their experience with technology. 

I provided after-hours audio-visual support for external groups utilizing the University of Waikato's facilities. This included setting up and troubleshooting AV equipment, ensuring smooth operation during events, and addressing any technical issues to provide a seamless experience for users. 

In this role, I assisted customers by providing helpful service and addressing their needs, ensuring a positive shopping experience. I also cared for plants to ensure they remained healthy and appealing to customers, and stocked shelves to maintain product availability, kept the shop tidy and organized. 

In this role, I soldered and assembled products, ensuring they met quality and performance standards. Additionally, I created and maintained detailed documentation of the production process, including step-by-step guides and specifications, to ensure consistency, streamline workflows, and support future manufacturing efforts. 

The University of Waikato

I was a part of the team that came first place in the Dance NZ Nationals

Bethlehem College

I received one of Bethlehem College’s top three cultural awards for my service to the arts, recognizing my dedication and contributions to the cultural and artistic community.

2018 - Waikato Music Festival - Gold Award

2018 - Waikato Music Festival - Gold Award 

2018 - Waikato Music Festival - Silver Award

I placed second out of 500 applicants for my innovations and was also awarded the People’s Choice for the same project, recognizing both the impact and popularity of my work.

2022 - Class Representative - Jurisprudence

At GSB, I assist with the production team, where I teach volunteers and ensure the service runs smoothly. Additionally, I help out with the youth group on a weekly basis. This role is incredibly fulfilling, as I have the opportunity to witness young people grow and mature in a fun and supportive environment. 

Currently, I still play the trombone and perform at a grade-seven level. This involves weekly practices and a lesson approximately once a month to continue improving my skills and technique. 

At school, I was one of the two leaders of the Tech Team, which consisted of about 30 people. I was responsible for organizing the team and coordinating equipment for various events both on and off-campus. Additionally, I helped run after-hours events and served as the Tech Captain in 2019, overseeing technical operations and ensuring everything ran smoothly. 

2023 - 2024 

I used to play as the third Trombone in the TBB. This involves weekly rehersals with occasianl performances. 

From October 2019 to April 2020 I played in the Tauranga City Brass Band as the second trombone.