Led funded research projects, developed software, conducted research, and taught as part of a tenured academic position focusing on the use of technology to support medical decision making.

Taught computer science topics alongside my doctoral studies and research. Regularly presented to classes of 350+ students, and received teaching awards for student engagement and support.

Thesis: 'Cyber Hide-and-Seek'. Explored strategies for network attackers and defenders by simulating their behaviour within a multi-agent (artificial intelligence), distributed research platform. Supervised by Professor Peter McBurney and Professor Michael Luck.

Honours project: 'Social networking and information diffusion in automated markets'. Explored the impact of social interactions on the performance of market traders by simulating their behaviour within a multi-agent, distributed research platform. Supervised by Professor Peter McBurney and Professor Katie Atkinson.