Master of IT, AIIHE
She coordinates and teaches in AIIHE's Master of IT, giving students direct exposure to quantum AI, cybersecurity and research practice from someone working at the edge of both.
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Teaching and mentoring
Lecturing, supervision, advocacy and wellbeing, all part of the same work.
Teaching and mentoring
She coordinates and teaches in AIIHE's Master of IT, giving students direct exposure to quantum AI, cybersecurity and research practice from someone working at the edge of both.
She has supervised and continues to supervise PhD researchers in quantum AI, including the Food Ladder Industry PhD alongside colleagues at CSIRO and UniSQ.
As Quantum Women Lead for Women in AI in the APAC region, she advocates for and mentors the next generation of women in quantum and AI.
She mentors students and early career researchers, recognised in 2026 as Best Volunteer Mentor at the Australian Women in Security Awards.
A trained Mental Health Champion who promotes staff wellbeing and psychologically safe, inclusive workplaces across tech and research.
As HDR student representative for UniSQ College she advocated for fellow researchers and helped build a supportive research culture.
For women in STEM
Problem solving, situational management and curiosity are, in her view, the right foundation for a STEM career.
More female-applicant scholarships, competitive salaries for women, and hybrid work that supports mothers.
Young girls need to see women making decisions and solving problems.
They must demonstrate to their daughters that they can make decisions and solve problems.
Collaborate
If it involves quantum AI, cybersecurity or getting more women into both, she would like to hear about it.