About me

After obtaining my PhD in 2016, I moved to Glasgow to join the group of Prof. Lee Cronin as a postdoctoral research associate. I was part of the "reactionware" team, which aims to digitize organic chemistry through, for example, 3D printed reactors.

In 2018, I decided to leave academia to join Okra Technologies, a dynamic healthcare start-up, as a data engineer. There, I built analytics engines for healthcare companies. My main responsibilities were the development of backend services and the development of Okra's data lake.

In 2021, I joined Babylon Health as a Software Engineer. I'm ensuring the high availability and quality of medical data to improve the output of Babylon's AI models. I'm also working on a set of microservices to validate the safety of these models. Once these models are considered safe - any healthcare environment is extremely regulated! - I deploy these models in production, where they will help improve the health of our patients.
More recently, I joined the Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) team, as a senior software engineer. My responsibilities range from being on-call 24h a day to respond to incidents to maintaining Babylon's infrastructure. I also help developers scale their applications and make sure they work reliably in production.

In 2023, I left the healthcare field behind to join the Telco world: I joined Virgin Media O2. I'm still a software engineer, and I'm now leading a small team tasked with creating a "fault platform". This platform aims to detect and remediate faults on VMO2's network.

Selected Publications


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