I lead AI transformation
that actually changes
how teams work.

I started as an engineer — building live broadcast infrastructure for the Olympic Games and Grand Slams. Zero-failure environments, millions of viewers, real consequences. It taught me that the hardest problems are never purely technical.

I took that into six years at Netflix, where my scope kept growing. I started by partnering with flagship productions like La Casa de Papel — helping them work smarter and safer at global scale. Then I led six end-to-end M&A integrations of acquired studios. Today, I define the collaboration frameworks that align global ops teams — Games, Animation, VFX, Enterprise — with the centralized engineering teams that power them, driving alignment and scale across the business. Along the way, I kept moving closer to what interested me most: how AI was changing the way people actually work.

The work I'm most proud of is the AI transformation. I autonomously built NSights — a production GenAI platform that lets teams query operational data in natural language and get answers within seconds. Democratizing data and insights, eliminating the manual bottlenecks that slow decisions. Beyond NSights, I lead AI communities and coach teams across all regions. People come to me because I build things, not just talk about them.

Outside of my day job, I build. I shipped FuelUp — a B2C product live with real users — and Folia Garden, an AI plant-care app now published. Right now I'm building Mente, an AI copilot for the household. I train teams and individuals on how to use AI tools for real. That combination — builder, operator, teacher — is what I bring to every engagement.