My current focus is on the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and law at Luminance, a London-based AI company founded by mathematicians and researchers from the University of Cambridge. Luminance is globally recognized as the leader in transforming legal analysis through machine learning. In my role, I provide in-person legal support, develop semantic and contextual definitions for supervised machine learning systems, assist with LLM development and coding, map backend workflows, and manage sensitive documents. Alongside my work in tech, I have served on advisory boards for The Advanced Imaging Society (Disney, IMAX, Panasonic) and Infinity Festival Hollywood, organizations that bring together leaders in AI, augmented reality, entertainment, and other emerging technologies.
In the traditional legal sphere, I have drafted complex motions for high-profile cases involving major tech companies, government employees, and high-net-worth individuals across civil, supreme, and federal courts. I’ve also negotiated and drafted contracts for prominent media personalities, overseeing media rights, celebrity agreements, vendor negotiations, and child performer labor compliance on production sets. My workflow includes PACER, LexisNexis, Westlaw, e-filing platforms, e-discovery tools, and advanced AI-driven legal software.
My early career spans creative direction, digital strategy, and high-tech production. I led large-scale branding initiatives for the Beacon Theatre, the LA Forum, and Madison Square Garden’s $1B transformation in partnership with BBB Architects and Chase Bank. As Director of Operations at BuzzFeed, I built and scaled in-house production departments in New York and Los Angeles, overseeing social research, casting, contracts, and monetized video production for platforms including Meta, YouTube, and Amazon. This role demanded a data-driven approach to content optimization, leveraging proprietary software and close collaboration with the internal data science team to influence platform algorithms. Work produced by my teams earned nominations for both Webby and Shorty Awards.
My career began in software, serving as a student UI/UX consultant at Adobe's NYC headquarters for the InDesign development team.
At Harvard, I studied The Future of Humanity: AI – A Systems Approach with Dr. Fawwaz Habbal, Senior Lecturer on Applied Physics and Executive Dean for Education and Research at the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. In this course, I explored intelligence through the lenses of systems science and physics. I also completed coursework in legal studies with Professor Havva Guney-Ruebenacker, lecturer at Harvard Law School.
For my final paper in Astrobiology, Entropy Fold: Life, Mind, Machine, I examined how life and intelligence emerge as “tri-reflective” systems within entropy, applying the laws of thermodynamics to both biological and artificial cognition.
"The imagination is not a state: it is the human existence itself."
William Blake
Astrobiology projects + other code and simulations now added to Github: