Over the last fifteen years, my work has sat at the intersection of systems, design, and emerging technology. I've helped build and shape products across fintech, education, crypto, and AI, often stepping in where things are complex, loosely defined, or evolving quickly, and making them usable, durable, and understandable.
I'm drawn to work where precedent is thin and the rules aren't fully written yet. Where tools, incentives, and norms are still being defined, and early decisions meaningfully shape how systems evolve.
Along the way, I've worked with organizations like The Ethereum Foundation and Optimism on public goods funding, and worked on products like Safe and Gnosis Pay, where the goal was to make self-custody and crypto payments feel obvious rather than intimidating. I've also helped rebuild Typing.com, a free platform that helps tens of millions of students and teachers across the world, and contributed to causes and movements I believe in, from Yang 2020 to work with Amnesty International.
My interest in new organizational models, particularly DAOs, eventually led to a conversation with TIME Magazine about what it's actually like to work inside them.
DJing for many years led me to co-found Night Vision, an underground electronic music project that shaped how I think about communal experience and participation.
Being a parent of two has been a reliable way to stay grounded, especially when deciding what actually needs to be complicated and what doesn't.
Today, I focus on building systems that can handle real-world complexity, scale responsibly, and continue to work long after the initial excitement wears off.