

Lead UX researcher at Merkle
Lead UX researcher at Merkle
I've worked in UI/Ux Design & Research, AI, creativity, futurism, gaming, app development & design, consulting, product design, medicine, machine-human interaction, humane/ethical AI, cybersecurity, merchandising, marketing, product design and strategy for clients such as the Federal Government, Bloomingdales.Macys, Coca-Cola, Google, The Church of Latter-Day Saints and more. I hold multiple degrees; a Master's degree in IR and Strategic Management from Harvard University, focused on AI tech and cybersecurity and certificates from Harvard Business School, a Pre-Med/Psychology Degree from UM and Merchandising and Product Design degree from Parsons.
I spent part of my early childhood in the Amazon Rainforest, which instilled in me a relentless curiosity for the world and to learn. I've been described as a human encyclopedia since I read over 280+ books a year, much of it nonfiction. I often leverage this knowledge, such as designing eco-friendly sustainable buildings based off how termites hives keep cool.
Recently, I gave a talk at the World AI Summit about AI super-intelligence and the machine mind-body problem which included the concepts of language-perspective hypothesis, xeno-linguistics, Helen Keller, and Greek poetry metaphors, so if you want a master-of-most trades, you're looking at one.