- Own the fraud analytics strategy and delivery roadmap across behavioural biometrics, device intelligence, adaptive authentication and fraud decisioning for enterprise financial-services clients across 3 markets and 15 clients.
- Closed 2 enterprise deals worth US$12m by leading post-qualification technical discovery and solution architecture, translating platform capabilities into commercial propositions.
- Took user-profile similarity and behavioural-entropy models from design to production, now scoring 5m+ transactions per month in real time for authentication and transaction-risk decisions.
- Delivered streaming ML capability spanning mobile telemetry, Kafka ingestion, real-time feature engineering, feature stores and inference services, with p99 inference latency below 20 ms.
- Established standards for model validation, explainability, drift detection and controlled releases, adopted across all client deployments and the fraud engine.
- Grew the fraud analytics capability from 6 to 12 people, aligning product, engineering and fraud specialists around reusable delivery frameworks and operational risk controls.
Three careers, one thread
The Scientist
Rigour, first
A PhD in Artificial Intelligence at UNSW, using deep learning on longitudinal brain MRI to catch the earliest signs of dementia, with publications in IEEE ISBI, PLoS ONE and Chaos. Twelve years lecturing at the University of Sydney taught me that if you can't explain a model to a room of sceptics, you don't understand it yet.
The Builder
Systems that ship
At Westpac and Macquarie I moved ML out of notebooks and into production: foreclosure models that cut manual reviews by 90%, a self-service platform 150+ practitioners use daily, feature stores and gRPC services holding p99 under 200 ms. Platforms outlive projects; I build platforms.
The Executive
Outcomes, owned
Now I sit where technology meets the deal: US$12M in enterprise fraud-analytics engagements closed at Mozn, budgets to A$7.5M managed, teams grown from 6 to 12, standards adopted across every client deployment. Sharpened by Harvard Business School executive education in business strategy and design thinking, the craft is converting technical depth into commercial conviction.