Rose Tsen

Rose Tsen is a dedicated professional with a passion for designing solutions that promote equality and positive outcomes, especially within the realm of technology. With a career focused on combining innovation and social justice, Rose has played a key role in leading design projects that empower individuals to drive change in their communities.

Having a wealth of experience in the Australian Public Service, Rose has excelled in spearheading projects across strategy development, policy formulation, service design, and implementation. She emphasizes a human-centered approach rooted in solid evidence to ensure that initiatives resonate with the broader community and make systems more inclusive and efficient.

Rose's expertise spans a variety of areas including service design, design thinking, research, strategy development, National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), behavioral economics, innovation, and government projects. Her professional ethos revolves around fostering critical thinking and questioning to drive quality and equality in all endeavors.

Rose Tsen's educational background includes a Diploma of Modern Languages focusing on Japanese Language and Literature, a Diploma of Government from the Canberra Institute of Technology, a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) specializing in Management and Marketing, and a Master of Public Health (MPH) from the University of Melbourne.

Currently, Rose Tsen serves as a Senior Innovation Specialist at WorkSafe Victoria, where she continues to make significant contributions to projects that prioritize progressive and inclusive design principles to benefit the wider community.