Location: Wallingford

Expertise: Hydrology

Contact number: 01491 822635

Your role in a nutshell:

I focus on advancing research and development in hydrology, particularly in addressing high flow events. As part of the software development team at WHS, I integrate the latest methodologies and datasets to improve tools and approaches. Through continuous collaboration with interdisciplinary teams and leading organizations, my goal is to drive innovation and deliver solutions that support better decision-making in hydrology.

When you joined WHS: 2025

Your experience:

With a PhD in Water Resources Engineering, I’ve gained extensive experience in hydrology and water resources management through roles at Cranfield University and the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH). Over the years, I have contributed to a wide range of water resource management initiatives, from developing advanced rainfall-runoff models to applying machine learning for reservoir storage forecasting. Additionally, I’ve worked on climate change impact assessments, drought risk management, and water quality projections. I’ve collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to strengthen sustainable water governance, improve water management strategies, and contribute to climate adaptation efforts across multiple regions.

Why you like working for WHS:

I enjoy working at WHS because of the supportive, collaborative atmosphere. It feels like a close-knit, welcoming team where everyone is approachable, and the variety of work allows me to continually learn and grow.

What drives you:

I’m passionate about deepening my understanding of hydrology and using that knowledge to solve real-world problems through practical tools and solutions, which aligns perfectly with my current role at WHS.

What you like doing when not working:

I enjoy traveling the world to explore new places and connect with different cultures and nature.