Throughout my time at university, I’ve actively sought opportunities to grow both personally and professionally through diverse experiences in work, volunteering, and sport.
As a Business with Data Analytics student at DCU, I’ve taken on leadership roles such as Class Representative and DCU Mentor, while also being a mentee myself. I love supporting my peers and fostering a strong sense of community. I’m always open to opportunities that involve learning, growing, and helping others.
My commitment to giving back is evident in my support for colleagues when needed, and through initiatives like Ballymunch, where I help adults learn to cook. I also completed the Healthy Food Made Easy programme, an initiative led by the Health Service Executive (HSE) in my local community.
Driven by a passion for continuous learning, I participated in Dell Technologies’ STEM Aspire and Innovative Communities mentorship, while my job has helped me develop strong time management skills by balancing work with academic and extracurricular commitments. Outside of academics, I challenge myself every year by joining clubs outside my comfort zone, from rock climbing and art to table tennis. Most recently, I completed the 11km Runamuck obstacle course. These experiences have shaped me into a well-rounded, motivated individual with a strong work ethic and a drive to make a positive impact.
Running
Fitness
Last year, I organized and participated in a 11km obstacle course (Runamuck Challenge) with minimal training, an experience that was both challenging and rewarding.
Since then, I’ve committed to regular running and gym workouts to improve my endurance. This year, I’m taking on the 13km Hell & Back obstacle course, better prepared and encouraging more colleagues to take on the challenge with me.
October 2024-Present, Dublin, Ireland
Baking & Cooking
Passion
One year, I challenged myself to learn baking and cooking, which inspired me to join the Ballymunch volunteering programme, supported by the Raising & Giving (RAG) Society.
Through this experience, I developed valuable skills and later joined the HSE’s Healthy Food Made Easy programme, a six-week initiative with weekly four-hour sessions. I was part of a class of about 11 people from my local community, where we cooked nutritious meals together and built a supportive environment based on shared learning.
January 2023-Present, Dublin, Ireland
Gym
Fitness & Well-being
Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining both physical and mental health. I go to the gym at least twice a week, not only to stay fit but also to relieve stress and clear my mind. For me, the gym is a space for personal growth and well-being.
December 2022-Present, Dublin, Ireland
Rock Climbing
Competitive Sport
I am an active member of the DCU Rock Climbing Club. Bouldering, climbing up to 2 meters high and descending safely, helps me step out of my comfort zone and meet like-minded individuals within a sport.
Additionally, in 2024, as part of DCU rock climbing, I competed in the intervarsities and placed 3rd in the beginner female category.
September 2022-Present, Dublin, Ireland
The Baby Academy Ltd.,
Webinar Moderator
Main tasks
Prepared online classes, provided troubleshooting support, and assisted instructors to ensure smooth sessions.
Managed administrative tasks in Excel, including tracking class attendance.
Moderated online classes with up to 500 participants.
KPMG
Financial Services Tax Intern
Main tasks
Assisted team members and managers with client work, research, and organizational tasks.
Utilized Office 365 to manage data in Excel, schedule meetings in Outlook, and communicate with colleagues via email.
Circle K
Customer Representative
Main tasks
Worked at the tills dealing with customers for fuel and items.
Cleaned fuel pumps and stocked the shop.
Experience Japan
Community Involvement
Driven by a strong commitment to volunteering, I had the privilege of working as and contributing to Experience Japan as an Area Leader in the Kitchen Cabinet crew.
In this role, I worked alongside dedicated teams focused on two key areas: managing the storage and changing spaces for performers and efficiently reallocating volunteer resources throughout the event. This was a rewarding opportunity to support a vibrant cultural initiative while collaborating with an incredible group of volunteers to ensure a seamless experience for everyone at the event.
April 2025-April 2025, Dublin, Ireland
Healthy Food Made Easy
Local community involvement
Participating in the 'Healthy Food Made Easy: A Community Cooking Programme,' a 4-hour-per-week initiative spanning six weeks, was a truly enriching experience.
It not only provided me with the opportunity to engage with diverse individuals within my community but also facilitated unexpected reconnections with people I hadn't seen in years. This experience served as a valuable reminder of how life's paths can cross again in the most surprising ways.
January 2025-February 2025, Dublin, Ireland
DCU Mentor
College Involvement
As a mentor at Dublin City University, I had the privilege of supporting a group of Business Studies students as they navigated their transition into college life.
Through structured teamwork exercises, engaging icebreakers, and collaborative activities, I fostered a welcoming and inclusive environment that encouraged confidence and connection. My role was to ensure that each student felt comfortable, supported, and empowered as they adapted to this new academic and social experience.
September 2024-April 2025, Dublin, Ireland
Ballymunch
Volunteering
Participating in Ballymunch, a cooking class initiative for parents in Ballymun, has been an invaluable experience. Supported by DCU's Raising & Giving (RAG) Society, this volunteering opportunity has not only deepened my understanding of how to prepare affordable, nutritious meals but has also equipped me with essential skills such as effective communication, teamwork, and collaboration.
This opportunity has allowed me to engage with my community, share knowledge, and develop practical skills that extend beyond the kitchen and college.
November 2023-Present, Dublin, Ireland
Class Representative & DCU Access Mentor
College Involvement
Engaging with the college community as a DCU Access Mentor and Class Representative enriched my college experience in numerous ways. These roles not only allowed me to immerse myself in various aspects of college life but also helped me develop a balance between academic responsibilities and collaborative contributions to the student body.
Working alongside and interacting with fellow students provided a rewarding opportunity to connect on a deeper level, especially as I could empathize with their journey, having once been in their position.
September 2023-April 2024, Dublin, Ireland
Irish Driving license
Commitment
With determination and careful planning, I earned my Irish driving license without access to a family car, organizing my own practice sessions around a busy college and work schedule. This experience taught me persistence and adaptability.
Moreover, the support and encouragement from my community played a vital role, reminding me that while independence is valuable, resilience is often reinforced by the support and encouragement of those around us.
October 2023-April 2025, Dublin, Ireland
Pearson Vue ITs
Software Development
Through Cenit College, I successfully completed the Pearson VUE certifications in Python and Software Development. This educational journey provided me with hands-on experience in programming languages such as C#, Python, and SQL.
Additionally, I had the opportunity to collaborate with my classmates on various projects, fostering teamwork and enhancing my practical knowledge in software development.
November 2023-August 2024, Dublin, Ireland
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