About me

Growing up between countries often meant starting over — new schools, new friend groups, new ways of doing things. It also meant “home” was never a simple answer. I always felt a little out of place wherever I was, because I was never completely from there.

That constant resetting shaped how I see the world: I value diversity of thought and experience as a real asset, not just a nice idea — it’s easier to get to a good answer when you’ve seen a problem from more than one angle. I’m a lifelong learner at heart, and I like getting into the inner workings of things — how a piece of technology actually works, why people behave the way they do, how a business actually makes money.

I think that’s part of where the range comes from: software engineering, line-producing film sets, founding a business, volunteer work. Different rooms, but the same instinct for figuring out what’s actually going on and getting it done.