Erjiang Fu is an experienced and innovative Enterprise Lead Data Architect, with expertise in Satellite Data Analysis and Observation. Throughout his 20-year career, he has contributed to several large-scale digital transformation projects in governmental organizations, with a focus on developing and implementing integrative data applications and systems to maximize ICT ROI while minimizing data redundancy and movement. His proficiency in identifying opportunities that simplify complexity and his well-rounded experience make him a highly sought-after professional in his field.

His academic background in environmental modeling and GIS, along with a Ph.D. in GPS Meteorology from RMIT University, has enabled him to lead and contribute to diverse cross-functional teams successfully. He has published over 30 peer-reviewed research papers in leading scientific journals, and his joint research investigation with the Australian Bureau of Meteorology led to a recognition with the 2014 Australian Innovation Challenge award.

Erjiang Fu has worked for the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, leading critical environmental data processing, delivery, and sharing projects throughout Australia. Furthermore, his presidency at the Victorian Association of Chinese PhD students and Young Scholars (VACPS) presents his ability to manage different teams and communicate solutions to stakeholders effectively. His cybersecurity and ICT expertise, along with creative problem-solving, allow him to pinpoint people's primary concerns, build consensus, and communicate solutions to stakeholders across the enterprise.