
A sociotechnical designer that works in the messy middle between people, technology, and the systems we build to hold them together. I spend my time in complex environments where performance can’t be engineered piece by piece, because the moment you change one part, the whole system behaves differently. As organizations automate faster than humans can adapt, I ask uncomfortable questions: What happens when our systems outperform our capacity to live with them? What do we lose when efficiency becomes the only story we tell? My work explores kinship over control. Designing governance, work, and technology as a living system, where outcomes emerge from relationships, not optimization.

Intersection 26: Beyond the Spark
12th global conference on Enterprise Design
Turning ideas into impactful enterprises: our 12th global conference on Enterprise Design in Montréal.

Complex Systems, Quantum and Kinship
Conference Workshop