Navigating Complexity: Design, Technology & Systems Thinking

My passion for design and technology have always been fueled by a deep desire to make a positive impact where creativity and logic converge. I'm naturally drawn to the nexus - the in-between - where human-centered design meets technological possibility.

In my work, I strive to bridge the gap between seemingly disparate worlds, injecting life-centric principles into technological solutions that can benefit people and society as a whole. Each project presents an opportunity to challenge assumptions, question systems, and reimagine processes that can foster greater harmony and understanding.

My diverse background – spanning multiple industries, from startups to multinationals, not-for-profits, and inter-governmental organizations – has taught me the value of adaptability, resilience, and collaboration. I believe that by working together, we can create solutions that serve the greater good, rather than just a select few.

What drives me is a sense of hope and optimism, rooted in my conviction that even in the face of complexity and uncertainty, we can find creative solutions that benefit everyone. My approach is built around three core principles: embracing the complexity of real-world problems; fostering harmony between people, process, and technology; and envisioning a future where people come first.

I recognize that I don't have all the answers, but I'm committed to ongoing learning, self-reflection, and growth. My goal is to contribute meaningfully to projects that make a difference – and to do so with humility, empathy, and an open heart.

The following are exterior analogues to my interior world:

• General Convivialist Principles
• Principles of Design Justice
• The Feminist Tech Principles
• Value Sensitive Design
• Principles of Calm Technology
• Hacker Ethics
• Agile Manifesto
• Principles of Kaizen
• Principles of Transition Design
• Principles of Systemic Design
• Principles of Open Source
• Principles of Post-Capitalist Design
• Regenerative Principles
• Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures - Principles
• Radical Tenderness