Hi, I run Living Systems (opens in new tab) and am a research affiliate at MIT (opens in new tab) and Northeastern (opens in new tab). I studied at MIT, Harvard, the AA, and TUM.
I am interested in translating complex environmental observations into deployed systems for climate-informed decision making.
In practice, I build computational tools that help generate essential data for sustainable development, break down systemic complexity, and inform design and policy interventions. My work integrates human-computer interaction, software engineering, geospatial data science and visualisation, machine learning, computer vision, and high-performance computing.
Previously, I started Material Guide and 1×1, following a decade of building digital products for NGOs, start-ups, corporates, and governments. Clients and collaborators include WWF, WHO, Microsoft Research, Intel, and SAP.
(Selected work)
- Vernacular Information Systems LLM-powered climate knowledge transfer
- Drawing Participation (opens in new tab) Participatory geospatial mapping platform
- Building-to-Parcel (opens in new tab) Generative AI for cadastral mapping
- Open Sensing (opens in new tab) Community-grade air-quality sensing infrastructure
- Slow Zones (opens in new tab) Impact analysis of traffic-calmed urban zones
- Timber Computer (opens in new tab) Carbon impact calculator
- Material Guide (opens in new tab) Radical Transparency as a Service
- 1×1 (opens in new tab) Parametric, sustainable furniture system
- WWF Insight Field-data platform for wildlife conservation
- Cocoa Chat Conversational AI for cocoa farmers
- Water Sense Irrigation IoT for smallholder farmers
Find out more on LinkedIn (opens in new tab), GitHub (opens in new tab), Hugging Face (opens in new tab), Bluesky (opens in new tab), and Are.na (opens in new tab). I’m always open for conversation and collaboration.