Building is only part of the story.

I’m the founder of InfraRed, where I’m building financial operations software for construction. Construction is full of consequential decisions, complicated relationships, and information that rarely arrives in a neat shape. I’m interested in making that work clearer and more dependable.

Before InfraRed, I was a senior manager in EY’s data science team. I worked with teams trying to turn machine learning and emerging technology into systems people could actually use. Earlier, I worked as an AI scientist at a bank, building applied AI in an environment where rigor, reliability, and trust matter.

Those chapters taught me that a model is never the whole product. The interesting work lives in the translation: understanding a problem properly, building the right thing, and making it hold up in practice.

Away from work, I listen widely, collect records, read across science and culture, and take photographs. Those interests are not a sidebar to how I think. They sharpen my attention, give me new structures to borrow, and remind me that usefulness and beauty can belong in the same object.