Stage 1: how she learned it
Environmental Science degree at NUIG.
Provided the scientific foundation to understand water quality, environmental protection, monitoring needs and sustainability challenges.
Mid (5–15 years)
Career pathway
Stage 2: skills acquired
First green tech role as Business Development Manager for Eco Detection in New Zealand.
Supported the development of partnerships and projects to install real-time nitrogen monitoring sensors in rivers across New Zealand.
Stage 3: how she learned it
Nearly four years as South Island Business Development Manager at Adroit IoT, plus product, sales and client training.
Built and managed a client base of over 40 organisations and contributed to hundreds of sensor installations across rivers, coastal areas, land and construction sites.
Stage 4: how she learned it
Self-employment, international green tech experience, mentoring relationships, and industry networks.
Uses her experience across Ireland and New Zealand to show how environmental IoT can support data-driven sustainability, compliance and environmental protection.
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