William is a PhD candidate in the School of Science, Technology and Engineering. William is researching the performance of buried HDPE pipelines in response to hydraulic transients, with a focus on asset life and cyclic fatigue.
William is a Casual Academic with the School of Science, Technology and Engineering, having developed and taught classes as both a tutor and coordinator.
William has worked on a number of large scale water and wastewater infrastructure projects before and throughout his PhD studies, including delivering hydraulic transient analysis for clients in Australia and overseas. William is passionate about research informed engineering, and optimising assets to reduce both capital and operating costs, resulting in more financially and environmentally sustainable engineering solutions.
