About Me
I am a policy researcher and writer with experience working across the government, think tank and university sectors. I am currently an Emerging Associate with the Australian National University’s National Security College, and I have previously worked in organisations including the Australian Strategic Policy Institute and Department of Defence.
I research and write about foreign policy, human rights and national security issues with a focus on Australia-South Korea relations, climate change and anti-racism.
I hold a Master of International Security from the University of Sydney specialising in Korean language and Bachelor degrees in Laws with Honours and Finance from the Australian National University. I was recognised as a Young Woman to Watch by Young Australians in International Affairs in 2024.
Current Affiliations
Global Korea Scholar, Korea University (2026 -)
Emerging Associate, ANU National Security College (2024-)
Young Leader, Pacific Forum (2025-)
Notable Experience
Secretary, Women in International Security - Australia Inc. (2024 - 2026)
Various Research Roles, Australian Strategic Policy Institute (2023 - 2025)
Visiting Fellow, Australian War College (2025)
Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group & International Policy Division, Department of Defence (2019 - 2020)
Qualifications
Master of International Security with Korean Language Specialisation, University of Sydney (2022)
Bachelor of Laws with Honours and Bachelor of Finance, Australian National University (2018)
Test of Proficiency in Korean Level 4 / Upper Intermediate (2025)
Awards & Scholarships
Global Korea Scholarship - Graduate, National Institute of International Education, Republic of Korea (2026)
Young Woman to Watch, Young Australians in International Affairs (2024)
IMF/World Bank Group Annual Meetings Global Voices Scholarship, University of Sydney (2022)

