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Heidi Cockram has a diverse work experience that spans across various industries and roles. Heidi started their career as an IPT Consultant at Accenture in 2005 and later worked as a Field Logistician at Medecins Sans Frontieres in 2007. Heidi then joined WorleyParsons as a Telecoms Engineer in 2007, followed by roles at Yayasan Dinamik Sistem as a Volunteer in 2006 and Compassion Australia as a Donor Relations Manager in 2009.

Heidi went on to work as a Senior Business Analyst at Compassion Australia from 2011 to 2012, and then moved to Chevron as a Business Analyst and Change Manager in 2013. In 2014, they joined Medair as a Projects Coordinator and later served as the Country Director in Philippines and Nepal. In 2016, they became the Country Director in Myanmar.

In 2018, Heidi worked as an Area Manager at Compassion Australia before returning to Medair in 2019 as the ITS Director (CIO), and later as the Global ITS and Logistics Director (CIO) in 2021. Heidi Cockram's work experience demonstrates their expertise and leadership in various roles within the fields of telecommunications, business analysis, logistics, and humanitarian aid.

Heidi Cockram has an extensive education background. Heidi'sacademic journey began in 1997 when they attended Murdoch University, pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce degree with a focus on Telecommunications Management. Heidi successfully completed their undergraduate studies in 2001.

After gaining practical experience in the industry, Heidi decided to further enhance their knowledge and skills by pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Murdoch University. Heidi commenced their MBA studies in 2008 and completed the program in 2009.

Recognizing the importance of international development, Heidi continued their education at RMIT University from 2010 to 2012. Heidi successfully obtained a Graduate Certificate in International Development, allowing their to expand their expertise in this field.

Heidi Cockram has demonstrated a commitment to lifelong learning throughout their career, continually acquiring new knowledge and skills to stay relevant and competitive in their respective areas of expertise.