Before transitioning into my current AI role, I built a multifaceted career spanning law, media, and technology. I have drafted complex motions for high-profile cases involving major technology companies, government employees, and high-net-worth individuals across civil, supreme, and federal courts.
Earlier, my work focused on creative direction and digital strategy. I led large-scale branding initiatives for Radio City, The LA Forum, the NY Knicks, NY Rangers, and Rockettes. I was a core member of the “transformation team” during Madison Square Garden’s $1.5B renovation in partnership with BBB Architects and Chase Bank.
As Director of Operations at BuzzFeed, I built and scaled the first in-house production departments in New York, and later Los Angeles, managing national research, creative green-lighting, casting processes, contracts, and monetized video production. I led operations on partnerships including Meta, YouTube, and Amazon. Collaborating closely with data science teams, I applied a data-driven approach to content optimization. Work produced under my direction earned Webby and Shorty Award nominations.
My introduction to technology began earlier as a student UI/UX consultant at Adobe’s New York headquarters, where I contributed to the InDesign development team.
I have also served on advisory boards for The Advanced Imaging Society (Disney, IMAX, Panasonic) and Infinity Festival Hollywood, organizations uniting leaders in AI, augmented reality, and emerging entertainment technologies.
My current focus is on the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence, business, and law at Luminance, a London-based AI company founded by mathematicians and researchers from the University of Cambridge. Recognized globally as a leader in applying machine learning to legal analysis, Luminance is transforming how lawyers review and interpret complex documentation. In my role, I provide in-person legal support, develop semantic and contextual definitions for supervised ML systems, assist with large language model development, map backend workflows, and manage sensitive legal documents.
I completed high school through an accredited remote program in the Midwest, and went on to build a successful career spanning the arts, entertainment, and technology — before pursuing higher education. During the pandemic, I began my undergraduate studies at Harvard University in preparation for a JD, concentrating on literature and legal studies, while continuing to explore my interests in technology and science.
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. The course examined intelligence through the frameworks of systems science and physics. For my final paper in astrobiology, Entropy Fold: Life, Mind, Machine, I explored how life and intelligence emerge as “tri-reflective” systems within entropy, applying thermodynamic principles to both biological and artificial cognition.
I analyzed artists’ responses to capitalist modernity and technological paradigm shifts throughout history in a course with Martin Puchner, PhD, completed coursework in legal studies with lecturers from Harvard Law School, and bridged literature and law through close analysis of how legal structures shape Kafka’s fictional worlds, particularly in The Trial.
"The imagination is not a state: it is the human existence itself."
William Blake
