Jesse is an accomplished researcher and policy analyst with a passion for evidence-based practices and social mobility. He graduated with Honours in Economics and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree, focusing on evaluating the effectiveness of contemporary Australian programs aimed at combating human trafficking.

With extensive experience in public policy analysis, Jesse has conducted numerous randomised control trials to enhance community safety. He has worked with the Western Australia Police Force, the Department of Justice, and the Premier’s Priorities Unit, where he contributed to initiatives improving the State’s educational outcomes. Jesse has also presented at a number of criminology conferences and chaired sessions on crime prevention.

His work continues to focus on leveraging research to drive meaningful change, aiming to promote social mobility for vulnerable groups.