
Prioritization
Which Feature Makes the Other Two Cheaper?
A scorecard is a start. The real tiebreaker is leverage. Ship the thing that makes everything else cheaper to build.
Electrical engineer turned product builder. Founder of Care Compass AI, leading teams and shipping things end to end.
Forage virtual job simulations · the stack behind Care Compass AI and my uni projects
About me
To be honest, I can't look at a product without wondering how it was built and how I'd build it better. I'm an Electrical and Electronics Engineering graduate from Swinburne (4.0 GPA, merit scholarship) and I learn by building. I'm naturally curious, hands on, and comfortable moving between technical problem solving, product development and working with people. At uni I turned pretty much every unit into something that actually ran. Dispatch systems, an agentic AI trading workflow, network analysis, a railway crossing prototype, that kind of stuff.
In Feb 2026 I founded Care Compass AI, a startup that takes the documentation pain out of aged care. The idea came straight from my own shifts at Opal HealthCare, watching nurses type the same information three times. I lead a team of four engineers across React, Python/FastAPI and MongoDB, and I own the product side end to end. Before that I built Panda Vision AI at uni, a prototype that turns text prompts into 3D motion graphics, with another four engineers building on the engine I owned. We launched it and we never got real customers. That honestly taught me more about product than any win would have. Talk to users first, ship the smallest thing, measure honestly. Add two engineering internships and my current role leading a team of ten at Opal, and the one thing that runs through all of it is I own things from the idea all the way to a working result.

Work experience
Aug 2026 – Present
General Services Manager
Opal HealthCare
Feb 2026 – Present
Product & Engineering Lead · Founder
Care Compass AI (startup)
Feb 2025 – Aug 2026
General Services Officer
Opal HealthCare
Feb 2024 – Jun 2024
Engineering Intern
Startek Technologies
Aug 2021 – Feb 2022
Electrical Engineering Intern
Ashen Motors
Education & uni experience
2022 – 2024
Bachelor of Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Swinburne University of Technology
Units turned into working builds: EMS dispatch, Panda Vision AI, agentic AI trading workflow, railway crossing controller, 5G analysis and the wave energy capstone.
2021 – 2022
Diploma of Engineering
Swinburne University of Technology
Awarded the 30% Merit Based Scholarship for a 4.0 GPA.
2018 – 2020
Cambridge GCE A Levels & O Levels
Cambridge International
A Levels: 1 A, 2 B. O Levels: 7 A. IELTS Overall Band 7.5 (CEFR C1).
Awards
Projects
None of this was built for an employer. It's uni projects and the startup I founded, and I owned every one of them from requirements to a working result. Click a card for the full story.
How I think
Stuff I actually learned from a failed launch, a startup I'm running now, six uni projects and eight Forage job simulations. One lesson at a time.

Prioritization
A scorecard is a start. The real tiebreaker is leverage. Ship the thing that makes everything else cheaper to build.

AI in practice
How I red-team specs with Claude and GPT, prototype before meetings, and cluster discovery notes the same day.

Discovery
Write the job-to-be-done before any solution exists. 'Everyone' as an audience is a red flag.
Certifications
Eight of these are Forage virtual job simulations. They're free, self paced programs designed by these companies where you do the actual day to day tasks of the role and get a certificate at the end. To be clear, it's not employment. It's deliberate practice.
Built and documented backend services and REST endpoints the way a production API team would. Basically the discipline anyone building products on top of APIs lives by every day.
Threat modelling, secure by default thinking and the real cost of a false positive. This is the foundation I bring to trust and safety.
Full stack delivery from the data model all the way to the UI. It is the bridge between what product wants and what engineering can actually do.
Off the clock · Something that sparks joy
The ordinary man who refuses to stay finished.
Everything above is the technical side. This is the personal one. Jersey is about a former cricketer in his late thirties who everyone has written off, including himself. He picks up the bat one more time because his son asked him to.
The train station scene, where Arjun finally lets years of failure out in one breath, has never once failed to wreck me. It reminds me that comebacks aren't miracles. They're discipline, done quietly, long after everyone stopped watching.
