About me
I once read that “diamond-shaped professionals” would become increasingly valuable: generalists who understand different fields and know how to connect them.
I have always worked this way. Not as part of a calculated strategy, but because I kept adapting and embracing the opportunities that came my way. This allowed me to work across different fields and better understand how ideas, processes and solutions take shape.
I do not claim to understand everything in depth. My strength lies elsewhere: each experience has broadened my perspective and taught me to approach the same problem from different angles — connecting people, technology, operations and business.
I began by solving real technical problems: maintaining computers and laptops, replacing hardware, formatting systems and installing software.
I created brands, visual identities, digital assets and printed materials using Illustrator and Photoshop.
I completed a two-year internship focused on quality, documentation and processes within a government-owned company in the nuclear sector.
I learned by observing the transition from a rigid culture towards newer, more modern and adaptable methodologies.
I created my online agency to support small businesses with campaigns, lead generation, visual content, websites and e-commerce stores.
I managed the routines of a government office with 12 employees, supporting payroll, internal organisation and KPIs.
I expanded my services into web development, landing pages, e-commerce, interfaces and digital solutions for small businesses.
I collaborated with the engineering team to design and expand the office network, supporting the deployment of its new infrastructure.
I filmed corporate events and weddings, capturing real stories with attention to movement, composition and spontaneous moments.
I worked as a waiter at events and weddings, developing agility, attention to detail, teamwork and care for the guest experience.
I worked in customer support and inventory control, combining clear communication, organisation and operational responsibility.
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ICT50220 · Australia · AQF Level 5
ICT60220 · Australia · AQF Level 6
I want to deepen the skills that connect communication, devices, protocols and real-world operations — turning learning into useful solutions for Armitage.
Explain complex problems clearly, listen to needs and build alignment across clients, technicians and operations.
Connect sensors, controllers and software by starting with the client's real-world problem.
Understand interoperability, message structures and diagnostics for protocols used in Australian ITS systems.
Deepen the communication between cameras, controllers, networks and software to diagnose faults and design more reliable client integrations.
Use AI to support diagnostics, data analysis, automation and faster decision-making across projects and operations.