About me

I rarely look at a problem through the lens of a single discipline. Legal practice taught me to see structure, risk and interdependence; conflict and negotiation drew my attention to interests, behaviour and interaction; technology offers a way to turn ideas into working systems.

• Law, transactions and finance

  I have more than 15 years of legal experience, focused on corporate and project finance, international transactions and legal support for business. This work taught me to navigate ambiguity, identify material risks, structure information and keep the whole problem in view.

• People, conflict and negotiation

  Alongside law, I have a long-standing interest in social psychology, conflict, negotiation and mediation. Formal rules are rarely enough in a complex situation: it also matters to understand the participants' interests, the dynamics between them, the reasons behind resistance and how decisions are actually made.

• Technology and automation

  My interest in applied AI began with a practical question: how can technology reduce routine work without losing context, accountability or human judgement? I am now building hands-on experience with AI systems, Python, backend development, automation, knowledge retrieval and data workflows.

• Projects and implementation

  I am interested not only in the idea, but in taking it to a working state: designing the structure, data, interface, safeguards, tests, security and deployment approach.

• Curiosity and experimentation

  Not every project has to solve a large business problem. Sometimes a project is a way to test an idea, understand a tool or explore a different form of interaction. This is where my experiments with multimodality, third-party APIs and generative scenarios belong.

I am less interested in choosing between the human and the technical than in exploring what emerges where they meet.