About Me

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I am an Australian policy researcher and writer with experience working across the government, think tank and university sectors. I currently live in Seoul, South Korea, where I am currently studying at Korea University as a Global Korea Scholar.

I am also 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, Department of Defence and Australian Human Rights Commission..

I research and write about foreign policy, national security and human rights issues with a focus on Australia-South Korea relations, climate change and tech policy.

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.

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)