Head of Ancillary Products (Consumer Finance, Insurance and Warranty)

• Jan 2022 - Present

Building 0 - 1 journey of Cars24 Value added services portfolio which includes consumer finance, extended warranty, insurance and other ancillary products.

Head of Warranty Product - Australia

• Oct 2021 - Jan 2022

Head of Last Mile Delivery - Australia

• Jul 2021 - Oct 2021

Consultant

• 2019 - 2021

Senior consultant with extensive experience in Financial Services, across a range of topics, including strategy definition, customer experience enhancement, large scale transformation orchestration and organisation redesign Senior consultant with extensive experience in Financial Services, across a range of topics, including strategy definition, customer experience enhancement, large scale transformation orchestration and organisation redesign

MBA Consultant (Internship)

• Jun 2018 - Aug 2018

Piloted dynamic routing for major Australian logistics co.’s fleet by partnering with external technology vendor and training 50+ drivers in use of new technology; identified 12% fleet reduction opportunity Piloted dynamic routing for major Australian logistics co.’s fleet by partnering with external technology vendor and training 50+ drivers in use of new technology; identified 12% fleet reduction opportunity

Project Consultant

• Feb 2018 - May 2018

Support and Optimisation Engineer (Fixed Plant Systems)

• Dec 2013 - Mar 2017

▪ Spearheaded plant process improvements at 4 iron ore sites, engaging controllers and collaborating with site engineering teams to deliver benefits in surplus of $2M in ops cost reduction▪ Led controllers and plant engineers to achieve 50% drop in process alarm frequency at a site, highest drop among all RTIO sites▪ Designed standard work procedures to perform control system upgrades, eliminating the risk of downtimes using the redundancy in the systems▪ Saved $100,000 in costs and delivered project to upgrade version management system

Control Systems Engineer

• Nov 2016 - Feb 2017

Project Secondment ▪ Manage vendors to replace at-risk control system infrastructure on site, mitigating risk of hardware failure and cyber-attacks▪ Implemented the technology to track forces in control devices, which improves safety in plant by reducing risks of unsolicited forces and reduces the disaster recovery time

Control Systems Engineer

• Aug 2014 - Dec 2014

Part of the Control Systems Integration Team▪ Spearheaded technical changes in vendor code to mitigate slow performance, improving speed by a factor of 2 and avoiding direct cost savings of $100,000 in re-design (awarded divisional Make It Count award)▪ Designed alarm reports using Spotfire to assist with Alarm Rationalisation process

Graduate Electrical Engineer

• Nov 2011 - Nov 2013

Part of Fixed Plant Systems Team, reporting to Superintendent - Fixed Plant Systems, RTIO Production SystemsKey Responsibilities include - ▪ Coordination of the Continuous Improvement Ideas/Projects affecting Fixed Plant Systems across all sites and ports. ▪ Administration of Plant Analysis Systems, which include data historians, delay accounting systems and reporting and trending systems. Driven and Managed several projects/tasks aimed at enhancing the reliability of the systems. ▪ Management and Administration of Version Control Systems, which are used across the Iron Ore business for PLC Change Management. Successfully driven projects to improve performance, reliability of these systems. ▪ Support for Citect SCADA with enhancement projects, day-to-day troubleshooting, and other maintenance.

Graduate Electrical Engineer

• Nov 2012 - Apr 2013

Secondment - Coastal Reliability AssuranceControls and Electrical Engineering team

Summer Intern

• Jun 2010 - Jul 2010

Designed a Dump load Resistance tailor-made to suit Customer (Vestas Wind Systems A/S) requirements, which was to be used as a temporary load while a fully charged battery bank is swapped with an empty one. The functionality of the load required it to be able to dissipate large amounts of power (of the order of MW) while the switch-over takes place, withstanding all the while the disastrous effects of the temperature on its constitution as well as the circuit resistance, while keeping in mind the constructional (size, shape and material) restrictions.