Skills: Working the fortnightly payroll making sure the company's employees and contractors were paid accurately and on time. Filling answering employee’s questions and account recovery.

Outcome: This was a temporary position which required an organized, professional, motivated and capable problem solver with the ability to learn fast and operate efficiently.

Skills: Greeting and answering customer enquiries, cash handling, Eftpos. In conjunction with maintaining excellent product knowledge I also generated sales and carried out stocktakes in an accurate manner. Merchandising: This included men’s and woman’s wear as well as accessories and footwear. Product relocation and restocking of required areas as well as dressing mannequins and assisting the hanging of signs. Office: Calculating the banking and working out any discrepancies in the tills. Recording any staff errors and identifying possible training areas that were followed through by the department manager. Filling receipts and other documentation required for auditing. Printing out sales tickets and relevant assisting documentation.

Outcome: Customer service roles are of fundamental importance to any business and the impression created is a vital component of client and team satisfaction. I believe I maintained a good relationship with both the customers and staff whilst during and after working for farmers as well as continuing to master skills that I have generated over previous roles. Farmers Kilbirnie is a small store and working in this environment enabled me to work in a variety of roles gaining an understanding of different positions and responsibilities within retail as well as working within a small team.

Skills: Greeting Clients, making appointments, answering phones, general filling and clearing emails. Light cleaning and re-stocking shelves, product knowledge with regards to sun beds, skin care, make up and other in house products.

Outcome: I have built a strong rapport with the clients, staff and owner of Haylo and occasionally when they are extra busy.

Skills: Taking care of 45 children, applying medications, teaching English and creative arts as well as basic hygiene.

Outcome: A valuable experience allowing me to accept all the challenges of working completely outside my comfort zone in order to assist others.

Skills: Providing Quality service to customers, processing teller transactions accurately and efficiently. Identifying Sales opportunities and working with all types of enquires from term deposits and foreign currency to product information.

Outcome: Within the first month I was given staff training responsibilities and trusted with safe combinations as well as being trained into a new position as head teller dealing with many different businesses.

Skills: Managing risk and compliance, following Westpac phone standards to a level of high quality. Insuring customer’s needs were met while providing sale opportunities and referrals if needed. Thorough product knowledge so customers were fully informed.

Outcome: I assisted my teammates by providing regular updates on target figures and new information that came through. Occasionally running team meetings and creating new sales target and information games. Achieving a level of quality and skill, this allowed me to train new staff as well as occasionally being the on call supervisor for the Wellington site. Assisting staff enquires.

Skills: Dealing with difficult situations in a calm and collective manner, writing clear and accurate statements for police officers.

Outcome: I gained self-management skills and a thick skin when working for Armourguard giving me confidence in knowing I can handle being under pressure in difficult and sometimes scary situations.

Strong focus on customer service mostly with the elderly, reassuring them, problem solving and providing assistance. Majority of the time these customers were distressed requiring a calm and resilient support officer. Organisation of staff rosters and finding replacement staff at short notice. Invoicing, ling and sending of staff payslip details. Answering phones and emails taking detailed notes on each call.
This position furthered my administration skills by learning how to rearrange and organise important details under pressure and at short notice.

To provide design, planning, drafting, preparation of plans and documents in Auto Cad if not hand-drawn. Requesting prices, ordering materials for projects, Site management and super vision client liaison, contractor liaison, regular archiving of project and system les as well as providing administration support
to S J Gordon Design Ltd.

Interior Design: This included putting together a design solution made speci cally for my clients requirements and personality. Including a design board, colour scheme, furniture choices, materiality, textures and an overall look for the space. As well as a furniture plan which suggested the best practical spatial layout.
Graphic Design: Creating event stationary for formal weddings including menu, reception details, seating charts, favor labels and Chinese tea ceremonies. As well as baby Shower and Milestone birthday parties.
Landscape Concept Design: This included putting together design concept sketches that met the clients brief. https://www.mdarlingdesign.com

Teaching 224.257/8 Spatial Design Studio 2 and 224.157 Space Studio 1.
As coordinator I write briefs, organise site visits, guest speakers and implement the desired learning outcomes. I provide lectures and demonstrations that cover 3D digital and technical drawing and modelling. As well as workshop demonstrations and physical models with a strong emphasis on construction and materiality. All administration tasks including marking, moderation, absences and teaching tools are also my responsibility. I also update and maintain the spatial design blog and other Online forums and groups. The class sizes range from 30-45 students so being organised and staying on top of new technology and research is critical to this role.
Space Studio 100 Blog- http://www.spatialdesign.info/space/
Spatial Studio 200 - http://www.spatialdesign.info/blog/2015- year-02/design-studio-iib-ihi-wehi/

In my role as the Specialised Digital Lecturer I teach two different papers to the Bachelor of Design (Stage and Screen) and stage and props students. Both roles involve teaching a digital computer program alongside other skills. For one paper I introduce first year students to 2D technical drawings skills. The second paper involves the second year students focussing on advanced drawing skills and 3D modelling and visualisation using Vectorworks.

Gibson group is a creative studio of digital experience designers and content creators who design location- based experiences for tourist attractions and cultural institutions, television programmes and films for national broadcasters and corporate clients. Core services include: Concept and narrative development / strategy, Exhibition design of physical spaces, My specific role is as a Spatial Design Contractor I have worked on the concept design for the Turanga Christchurch City library tactile interactive wall.
I am currently working on the conceptualisation and design of a visitor experience for the Margaret River and Busselton Tourism Association in Western Australia. This project looks to provide the visitor with a “Lighthouse Experience”. An understanding
of the geographical, cultural and environmental significance of where each lighthouse stands as there are 2 that cater to different audiences. The built history of the lighthouse and the evolution of technology, insight into the daily life of a lighthouse keeper and their duties. Telling the stories of the people who lived this life in a fun and interactive way. Which is something i have loved being a part of.

By listening to my clients, I get to understand there needs and this enables me to design and create their dream kitchen whilst adher- ing to deadlines and budget requirements. Every design is unique and is individually created with 3d visualisations that allow my client to see and feel what we can achieve together to understand how they could live and work in their new space. Detailed plans, sections and elevations are produced to allow the operations man- ager to order each speci cally crafted pieces.
Detail is incredibly important as everything needs to be precise and accurate for our installers to understand and craft the clients new kitchen the way it was designed. This role provides me with the ability to see the entire project through from start to nish. From concept design, presentation, detailing, construction to nal prod- uct. Maintaining good communication with my clients throughout this process is vital so understanding the installation schedules is also something I have become involved in. It is a wonderful feeling to see a collaboration of ideas come to fruition.

Four years study at Massey University majoring in Spatial Design. Graduated 26/05 2011 with first class honors.

Two years at Victoria University Bachelor of Arts studying Classical studies, Italian, Maori, Anthropology, and Psychology.

Overseas exchange to Rome, Italy studying Art at Liceo Artistico