Between 2020 and 2022, I volunteered to teach high-school students through the Canberra Computer Science Enrichment (CCSE) program - run by the ANU School of Computing within the ASD-ANU Co-Lab, open by invitation to Years 10-12 students. My goal was not just to deliver the material, but to motivate and inspire bright

I have convened and managed teaching teams for two large first-year courses at different institutions:

ZEIT1307 Computational Problem Solving (UNSW Canberra, 200+ students): I managed a team of 2 lecturers and 4 lab demonstrators, coordinating lecture content across lecturers to ensure consistency, preparing lab materials, designing and moderating assessments, and running calibration

I have delivered 20+ invited talks across multiple countries and audiences, sharing expertise beyond my own institution. Selected examples:

• Wargaming Science at UNSW: AWC Wargaming Conference 2026, presenting on how robotics, AI, and modelling approaches developed with students and colleagues can support training and wargaming novel approaches to battlefield problems

In February 2025, I was appointed Chair of the Australian Section of the Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences (KICS). This is an international leadership role that creates a formal bridge between Australian and Korean research communities in communications and information technology.

In this capacity, I initiated and organised the TacEdge Workshop 2026 (tacedge