Professional Experience

Previously, I worked in venture capital. Built data systems that transformed investment decisions. Guided startups through early-stage chaos.

Before that, I was an early employee at a roboadvisor that scaled from pre-seed to Series D across multiple countries. Led software and data engineering teams. Learned how technology either accelerates growth or kills it.

Earlier career included trading equities and futures, building a dev agency, and working across multiple startups.

Started with a business degree in finance at the cusp of the 2008 Great Financial Crisis.

Personal Interests

When I'm not causing validation bugs (having an apostrophe in your surname does that), I read biographies, practice mixed martial arts, and fall asleep watching Korean dramas or zombie apocalypses.

I devote the rest of my time to family chaos and absorbing whatever else I can get my hands on.

The Real Problem

Technical decisions must come from understanding people, not just systems. Most disasters aren't caused by bad code—they're caused by good people building the wrong thing because nobody asked the right questions.

The best technology is the kind you don't have to think about.