Investigation,
analysis, and
child safety.

It’s hard to sum up a whole person in a few paragraphs, but the simplest place to start is this: I care deeply. I care about people, the work I do, and whether that work makes someone’s life a little safer or better. I’m practical about how complicated the world can be, but I still believe kindness, curiosity, and thoughtful action can make a real difference.

That belief has guided my career protecting and supporting young people and their families. Doing this deeply human work has taught me to listen closely, ask difficult questions, notice what might be missing, and keep the person behind every problem in view. It has also shown me that caring for young people now means caring about the online spaces where they learn, connect, explore, and build community.

I want to bring my child-safety experience into online safety with an investigator’s curiosity and a social worker’s understanding of people and systems. Across more than seven years in public service, I have assessed risk, investigated complex concerns, synthesized incomplete information, documented findings, and coordinated decisions across families, agencies, and multidisciplinary teams. I’m now pairing that experience with SQL and data analysis to identify patterns at scale and help create safer online communities where young people can connect and belong.