I'm an engineer, entrepreneur, and investor — focused on AI that's both rigorous and human.

I'm a mechanical and biomedical engineer turned venture investor, now cooking something in stealth. I care about building technology that actually works for everyone — particularly the people most often left out of the design process. I spent some time at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, where I completed an MSc at the Oxford Internet Institute and an MBA. At Oxford, I researched how marginalized communities — especially people with intellectual disabilities — navigate the internet, and what it would take to make digital infrastructure genuinely accessible. Before that, I spent time at Garmin Canada on their innovation team, building next-generation fitness wearables, and have contributed to five assistive technologies and a provisional patent. I now invest in high-growth early-stage AI companies at Inovia, where I bring an engineer's and researcher's lens to evaluating founders building the future. I have also served on the OECD's Youthwise advisory board, where I've advocated for embedding intergenerational perspectives in conversations on the future of work and digital literacy. I'm interested in the intersection of ethics, inclusion, and technology — and in backing people who are building with both ambition and care.