James Wylie

President

Hi, I’m James and I’m a fourth year undergraduate Civil Engineering student, expecting to finish my studies in late 2027. I currently work at Mornington Peninsula Shire as an Undergraduate Engineering Officer, and I have a great passion for public transport and micromobility. Having taken the office of President of TEM, I aim to connect students with industry professionals through our mentoring program and collaborative events with our industry sponsors. I also hope to foster a community centred around the recently introduced Transport minor at Monash University, so that TEM can continue on strong for years to come.

Alan Dang

Vice President

Hi, I’m Alan, currently in my penultimate year as a civil engineering student. My aim for the club is to provide more awareness of transport industry within the student body, and to provide more opportunities for those who are already interested. I would have appreciated a stronger transport industry presence earlier in my degree, hence why I want to spread the word about our club.

Kade Castles

Treasurer

Julia Lao

Secretary

Hello, I’m Julia! I’m entering my second year of my undergraduate engineering degree at Monash and I’m looking to specialise in civil engineering with a minor in transport engineering. I’ve been fascinated by how much public transport can shape our livelihoods and the complex logistics needed to run it daily. After learning more about transport around the world, I want to take this interest a step further through my degree and TEM. As secretary, I hope to keep TEM running smoothly while I gain valuable experiences in its events and networking opportunities.

Jue Lyas Law

Industry Liaison Officer

Hi, I am Jue Lyas and I am a second year Civil Engineering student. I am passionate about transport engineering as a means of creating healthy transport methods for everyone and to connect people to the places and people that they love. As industry liaison for TEM, my goal is to provide students with more opportunities to engage in the career of transport engineering and develop students’ transport industry connections.

Brandon Sam

Mentoring Program Coordinator

Hi, I’m Brandon and I’m a third year Civil Engineering student at Monash University. I first developed my interest in transport engineering after taking my first transport engineering unit, which led me to join TEM’s mentoring program. I found it a great way to learn from people already working in the industry. After such a positive experience, I decided to join the committee as a Mentoring Program Coordinator. I hope to help more students connect with industry professionals, explore the different paths in transport, and build meaningful connections for their future careers.

Shanal Perera

Media & Communications Officer

Hello, my name is Shanal. I am currently in my 3rd year of studying civil engineering. My interest in studying transport units in my course thus far has been a leading incentive for wanting to join TEM. I am interested in the world of transport and hope to contribute and improve Melbourne’s transport and road network in the future. I also aim to build connections and partnerships with the other members of TEM, ITE, and other relevant societies and sponsors.

Tamzeeda Shakira

Post-Graduate Representative

Kurt Preston

Events Officer

I Started a Mechatronics and commerce (macroeconomics) degree in 2025, and have a passionate interest in transport engineering. Previously the mentorship program coordinator throughout 2025. Having been responsible for the SRL event in late 2025 and will continue with such events in the future, I am looking forward to being a part of the 2025/2026 TEM committee for another year and look forward to working with my colleagues. Though the role of Events Officer I will build industry connections, and facilitate the goals of the other members of the TEM committee and related organisations.

Sophie Loh

General Representative

Hi, I’m Sophie and I am a 2nd year civil engineering student. As a General Representative, I hope to contribute meaningfully to TEM by helping promote its events and initiatives, and by encouraging more students to get involved in the transport engineering community. I’m passionate about learning more about the industry and aspire to build a career in transport in the future.

Michael Krol

General Representative

Adiba Fairooz

General Representative