I am a Civil Engineer with a Bachelor’s degree (Honors) from Fiji National University (2020), currently serving as Principal Engineer within the MHMS/EHD/RWASH program. My work is driven by a deep commitment to improving the livelihoods of Solomon Islanders through sustainable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) infrastructure.

Over the past several years, I have had the privilege of designing and managing rural water supply and sanitation projects across seven provinces—from feasibility assessments, designing and Bill of Quantities preparation to on-site supervision and stakeholder coordination. I have also worked with organizations such as UNICEF, WHO, Plan International, SurAid, and the Wildlife Conservation Society, which has strengthened my ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams and communities.

Beyond engineering, I take great satisfaction in mentoring and shaping future professionals—having served as a Diploma Civil Engineering Tutor at SINU and an IT/Math Tutor with the Mala-I-Tolo Indigenous Guardianship Trust. I believe that capacity building is just as vital as infrastructure building for our nation’s long-term development.

I am currently pursuing further learning to deepen my expertise in climate-resilient and community-led solutions. I look forward to engaging with fellow learners, exchanging knowledge, and contributing meaningfully to discussions that can positively impact our Pacific region.