I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Sydney Institute for Astronomy, the University of Sydney. I work on searching for and investigating stellar radio sources with ASKAP, localising FRBs with MeerTRAP, and searching for image-plane variable radio sources with VAST and ThunderKAT. I am currently a Science and Technology Australia Superstar of STEM, in the 2023-2024 cohort. My previous position was as an Early Research Career Postdoctoral Fellow at the CSIRO in Perth, Western Australia. I completed my PhD at the University of Manchester in 2021. I am worked on localising fast radio bursts and other fast radio transients using MeerKAT with Professor Ben Stappers in the MeerTRAP group. Iworked on commensal searches for transients and variables in MeerKAT images with ThunderKAT. I completed my master's in astronomy & astrophysics at the University of Amsterdam in September 2017. I won the De Zeeuw-Van Dishoeck Award for Astronomy, which is the prize for the best astronomy master's thesis in the Netherlands. I won second prize for best astronomy master's thesis presentation and first prize for best astronomy master's thesis at the University of Amsterdam (Anton Pannekoek Institute). My master's project was imaging the Galactic Plane with LOFAR to investigate pulsar wind nebula G54.1+0.3 and other objects in the field of view. I completed a Bachelor of Science (Science Scholars) at Monash University in 2014 with majors in astronomy and astrophysics, and applied mathematics. I have completed two summer studentships: one at ICRAR imaging the Galactic Centre using MWA and VLA data; and one at ASTRON studying the pulse profile and scattering of the Crab pulsar. I am passionate about promoting astronomy and astrophysics in general, but especially encouraging young women to pursue careers in STEM fields. I'm also a sewist, sewing clothes for myself and my toddler nephew. I run an etsy shop called Oomigoomi.