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The Space Between Innovation and Responsibility

You're building technology that doesn't have a rulebook yet. The law hasn't caught up, your stakeholders have conflicting expectations, and the ethical questions are more complex than your compliance team can handle. This is the space I work in.

I bridge the critical gap between engineering reality and ethical clarity. My approach combines the rigor of computer science with the depth of moral philosophy, translating abstract principles into concrete technical strategies.

This perspective comes from living on both sides of the divide. I've worked as a Research Scientist & Tech Ethics Advisor at Google, where I helped teams ship products responsibly. I've researched frontier AI governance as a postdoc at Princeton's Center for Information Technology Policy. I hold a doctorate (DPhil) from Oxford's Internet Institute, where I studied how code creates legal precedents. And before entering tech, I worked as a policy advisor in the European Parliament and practiced as an attorney in information law.

From Ambiguity to Action

When you're building at the frontier, compliance checklists aren't enough. You need frameworks that help you see around corners—anticipating not just what regulators might demand tomorrow, but what society will expect from you.

I help teams move from ethical paralysis to strategic clarity. Together, we explore question such as:

• Which technical choices carry hidden ethical weight?
• How do we design systems that are defensible not just today, but in five years?
• What values should guide our decisions when the law is silent?
• How do we build a lasting culture or ethics and responsibility in our teams?

This work ensures your innovations are not just functional, but resilient—capable of withstanding scrutiny from regulators, the public, and history.

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If you're navigating uncharted territory and need a partner who speaks both ethics and engineering, I'd like to hear from you. Please get in touch through the contact page.

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