I didn't start in code. I started in spreadsheets, models, and the slow discipline of economics, until that thinking inevitably found its way into software.

Who I amI didn't start out writing code. My background is actually in economics, building models and analyzing data. But I taught myself to program because I wanted to build real things, and that single decision changed everything.

Over the last five years, I have led teams and built products that matter. At RazorGrip, I managed 12 engineers to ship an AI medical imaging platform. At Hubtel, I helped scale a national payment system for 5 million people. When you work on systems that size, writing reliable code literally means keeping the lights on for someone's home.

To test my own ideas, I entered the Future of Work Hackathon and won. That led me to found Rubicx, a studio focused on building AI-native products from the ground up. The approach worked, and we were recently selected for the Google for Startups AI Agents Challenge 2026.

Today, my absolute focus is on Agentic AI. I am obsessed with building end-to-end, innovative products that use autonomous systems to solve massive real-world problems. My goal is simple: take incredibly complex technology and make it perfectly usable.